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| Processed by: | richwarm (2015-01-27 09:49:30 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 53475 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> I don't think there is any aggressive component inherent in the word (as suggested by "confront"). NC J ------------------------------------------------------ Editor: Acting on Yves' suggestions. (Thanks!) Found this in TP: ... ... 到目前為止，我與兄弟姊妹碰面，就會不勝唏噓。 ["Looking back over my life, it really has been one to regret. There are many things I should have done which I didn't do, books I should have read which I didn't read, and things I should have studied which I didn't study. . . .] Today, when I get together with my brothers and sisters, we cannot help sighing with regret. 事情發生後，黃家熱鬧歡樂的聚會不再，老朋友們大多選擇在外與黃春明碰面 Since Kuo-chun's death, the Huang family has given up hosting happy gatherings. Instead, most of Huang's old friends have been choosing to get together with him at places other than his home. |
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- 碰面 碰面 [peng4 mian4] /to meet/to bump into/to confront/ # + 碰面 碰面 [peng4 mian4] /to meet/ + 碰面 碰面 [peng4 mian4] /to meet/to run into (sb)/to get together (with sb)/ |