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功夫

gōng fū


(N)


Kungfu, martial arts

叫

jiào


(V)


To call, 呼ぶ

見

jiàn


(Ptc)


Accomplishment complete (in perception)

推

tuī


(V)


To push

體育館

tǐ yù guǎn


(N)


Gymnasium

太極拳

tài jí quán


(N)


Tai Chi, shadow boxing

師父

shī fù


(N)


(Kungfu or other skill) master

天分

tiān fèn


(N)


Gift, talent

懂

dǒng


(Vpt)


To understand, to comprehend

起來

qǐ lái


(Vp)


To wake up

動作

dòng zuò


(N)


Movement

輕

qīng


(Vs)


Light, effortless, gentle

腿

tuǐ


(N)


Leg

了

liǎo


(Ptc)


Capability complement

下去

xià qù


(Ptc)


A temporal particle meaning to continue with an action

興趣

xìng qù


(N)


Interest

借

jiè


(V)


To borrow

有天分

yǒu tiān fèn


(Phrase)


To be gifted, talented

學會

xué huí


(Phrase)


To learn, to master

起不來

qǐ bù lái


(Phrase)


Can't get up (from bed)

走不了路

zǒu bù liǎo lù


(Phrase)


Can't walk