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举手之劳

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举手之劳

jushou zhilao

A small effort

Meaning

Something that can be done with little trouble.

Meaning

Something that can be done with little trouble.

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门诊部 zh alga pt parto pt magazine fr 弹性 zh رسول ar apertado pt विद्यमान होना hi torradeira pt محبوب fa 불과하다 ko مقرمش ar تعبان ar 水分 zh مُنَبِّه ar Ärgerlich de 工作人员 zh 降价 zh 抵御 zh liquen es 承袭 zh activamente pt acordado es importe es

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Vor allem in diesem Kontext wird deutlich de 路上堵车 zh Ich gebe mein Bestes. de 시작이 반이다 ko dire n'importe quoi fr Recibir una sorpresa es 慢慢做 zh Eine Sache nicht ernst nehmen de 建立理论框架 zh Prendre une autre tournure fr Dar um papo. pt Die Retest-Reliabilität nach vier Wochen beträgt de for goodness sake en विरोध करना hi این را دوست ندارم fa ليه إحنا موجودين؟ ar Die Zeit nutzen. de ليس تماماً ar اظهار نظر fa سفر اداری fa 告诉他 zh Pegar no pé pt 텔레비전을 시청하다. ko mandar bem pt

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Checking and Searching: Using 'Go Through' en Although... But... (虽然...但是...) zh Using 'Until' in Arabic (Hattaa) ar French Apologies: Using 'I'm Sorry' (être désolé que) fr The 'Ghost' Negative (le ne explétif) fr Portuguese Direct Object Pronouns (me, te, o, a) pt Knowing How to Do Something (-(으)ㄹ 줄 알다/모르다) ko French Subjunctive: Expressing Doubt (Douter que) fr See-you-in-monday vs. On-monday: What's the Difference? en Who's That? German Relative Pronouns (Nominative) de Adverbial Particle (de) - How to describe actions zh Spanish Reflexive Pronouns: Actions for Yourself (me, te, se) es Japanese Basics: The 'A is B' Pattern (A wa B desu) ja The Verb 'Ler' in the Past (Preterite) pt Passing Through: Using 'Por' for Paths and Areas es House vs. Home: What's the Difference? en Your-welcome vs. Youre-welcome-after-thank-you: What's the Difference? en Portuguese -ER Verbs: The Present Tense (comer, beber) pt

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