I'll take the lead(dú shǒu zūn qián)
I'll take the lead
As a Chinese idiom, D ú sh ǒ uz ū nqi á n in pinyin means "merciless strike". It comes from Li Xiji, a biography of Tang ministers in the history of the new Five Dynasties.
The idiom comes from Li Xiji, a biography of Tang ministers in the history of the new Five Dynasties: "as for poisonous hands and respectful fists, they meet at dusk; as for gold and iron, they trample on Mingcun."
Chinese PinYin : dú shǒu zūn qián
I'll take the lead
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Indifference leads to ambition, tranquility leads to ambition
Indifference leads to ambition, tranquility leads to ambition. dàn bó yǐ míng zhì，níng jìng yǐ zhì yuǎn
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There's nothing wrong with it
There's nothing wrong with it. guà yī lòu wàn
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make up deficiency by funds elsewhere
make up deficiency by funds elsewhere. yí dōng jiù xī
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the principle of friendship will not admit of a refusal
the principle of friendship will not admit of a refusal. yì bù róng cí
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embarrassingly short of money
embarrassingly short of money. ruǎn náng xiū sè
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help each other in adversity
help each other in adversity. jí bìng xiāng fú
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plug one 's ears while stealing a bell
plug one 's ears while stealing a bell. sāi ěr tōu líng
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