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  • Sad, v.
     Nan2gwo4
    ÄÑ ¹ý
    Ni3 wei4shem2me nan2gwo4?
    Äã Ϊ ʲ ÷á ÄÑ ¹ý £¿
    Why are you sad?

  • Sad, adj.
     Nan2gwo4
    ÄÑ ¹ý
    Yin1wei4 sheng1bing4, er2 bu4neng2 chu1chyu4 chwan2jyau4, shr4 dzwei4 nan2gwo4 de shr4.
    Òò Ϊ Éú ²¡ £¬ ¶ø ²» ÄÜ È¥ ³ö ´« ½Ì £¬ ÊÇ ×î ÄÑ ¹ý µÄ Ê ¡£
    The saddest thing is not being able to go out and proselyting because of being sick.

  • Sales Representative, n.
     Ye4wu4 Dai4byau3
    Òµ Îñ ´ú ±í
    Ye4wu4 dai4byau3 shr4 yi2ge hen3 lyou2sying2 de gung1dzwo4.
    Òµ Îñ ´ú ±í ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö ºÜ Á÷ ÐÐ µÄ ¹¤ ×÷ ¡£
    Being a sales representative is a very popular job.

  • Salesman, n.
     Twei1syau1ywan2
    ÍÆ Ïú Ô±
    Chwan2jyau4shr4 he2 twei1syau1ywan2 you3sye1 lei4sz4, dan4 ye3 you3 hen3dwo1 bu4tung2.
    ´« ½Ì Ê¿ ºÍ ÍÆ Ïú Ô± ÓРЩ Àà ËÆ £¬ µ« Ò² ÓÐ ºÜ ¶à ²» ͬ ¡£
    Missionaries have some similarities with salesmen, but also have many differences.

  • Sample, n.
     Yang4 ben3, Yang4pin3
    Ñù ±¾ £¬ Ñù Æ·
    Neng2bu4neng2 ching3 ni3men sung4 yi2ge yang4ben3 lai2?
    ÄÜ ²» ÄÜ Çë Äã ÃÇ ËÍ Ò» ¸ö Ñù ±¾ À´ £¿
    Can I ask you to send me a sample?

  • Sanitary, adj.
     Wei4sheng1
    ÎÀ Éú
    Chr1fan4 yi3chyan2 mei2you3 syi3 shou3, hen3 bu2wei4sheng1.
    ³Ô ·¹ ÒÔ Ç° û ÓÐ Ï´ ÊÖ £¬ ºÜ ²» ÎÀ Éú ¡£
    To eat without first washing your hands is not very sanitary.

  • Sanitation, n.
     Wei4sheng1
    ÎÀ Éú
    Sya4tyan1 dau4 le, wo3men yau4 ju4yi4 wei4sheng1.
    ÏÄ Ìì µ½ ÁË £¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ Òª ×¢ Òâ ÎÀ Éú ¡£
    Summer's here; we need to pay attention to sanitation.

  • Sarcasm, n.
     Feng3tsz4
    ·í ´Ì
    Cheng1hu1 yi2ge chou2 de nyu3hai2 "mei3nyu3", dwei ta1 shr4 yi4jung3 feng3tsz4.
    ³Æ ºô Ò» ¸ö ®© µÄ Å® º¢ ¡¸ÃÀ Å® ¡¹ £¬ ¶Ô Ëý ÊÇ ·í ´Ì ¡£
    To call an ugly girl, a "pretty girl", is a form of sarcasm (mockery) towards her.

  • Sarcastic, adj.
     Feng3tsz4
    ·í ´Ì
    Ni3 shwo1 de hwa4 hen3 feng3tsz4.
    Äã ˵ µÄ »° ºÜ ·í ´Ì ¡£
    What you said is very sarcastic.

  • Sarcastic (to be ~) ,v.
     Feng3tsz4
    ·í ´Ì
    Wo3men bu2yau4 feng3tsz4 bye2ren2 de syin4yang3.
    ÎÒ ÃÇ ²» Òª ·í ´Ì ±ð ÈË µÄ ÐÅ Ñö ¡£
    We don't want to be sarcastic about other's beliefs.

  • Satellite, n.
     Wei4sying1
    ÎÀ ÐÇ
    Tou4gwo4 wei4sying1, wo3men neng2 shou1kan4 chi2ta1 gwo2jya1 de dyan4shr4 jye2mu4.
    ͸ ¹ý ÎÀ ÐÇ £¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ ÄÜ ÊÕ ¿´ Æä Ëû ¹ú ¼Ò µÄ µç ÊÓ ½Ú Ä¿ ¡£
    Through satellites, we are able to to recieve other countries television programs.

  • Satisfactory, adj.
     Ling4 . . . man3yi4
    Áî ¡­ Âú Òâ
    Je4tsz4 kau3shr4 de jye2gwo3 ling4 wo3 man3yi4.
    Õâ ´Î ¿¼ ÊÔ µÄ ½á ¹û Áî ÎÒÂú Òâ ¡£
    The test results this time were satisfactory to me.

  • Satisfy, v.
     Man3dzu2
    Âú ×ã
    Ji1du1 de fu2yin1 neng2 man3dzu2 wo3de syu1yau4 ma?
    »ù ¶½ µÄ ¸£ Òô ÄÜ Âú ×ã ÎÒ µÄ Ðè Òª Â𠣿
    Is gospel of Christ able to satisfy my needs?

  • Scapegoat, n.
     Dai4dzwei4gau1yang2
    ´ú ×ï ¸á Ñò
    Je4jyan4 shr4ching2 fa1sheng1 yi3hou4, ta1 jyou4 cheng2le dai4dzwei4gau1yang2.
    Õâ ¼þ Ê Çé ·¢ Éú ÒÔ áá £¬ Ëû ¾Í ³É ÁË ´ú ×ï ¸á Ñò ¡£
    After this happened, he became the scapegoat.

  • Scar, n.
     Ba1 (hen2)
    °Ì £¨ ºÛ £©
    Ta1de te4jeng1 jyou4 shr4 lyan3 shang4 you3 yi2ge ba1.
    Ëû µÄ ÌØ áç ÊÇ Á³ ÉÏ ÓÐ Ò» ¸ö °Ì ¡£
    His characteristic is that he has a scar on his face.

  • Scatter, v.
     Fen1san4
    ·Ö É¢
    Ta1de jya1ren2 fen1san4 dzai4 Tai2wan1 de hen3dwo1 di4fang1.
    Ëû µÄ ¼Ò ÈË ·Ö É¢ ÔÚ Ì¨ Íå µÄ ºÜ ¶à µØ ·½ ¡£
    His family is scattered over many places in Taiwan.

  • Scenery, n.
     Feng1jing3
    ·ç ¾°
    Je4li3 de feng1jing3 hen3 hau3.
    Õ⠮ΠµÄ ·ç ¾° ºÜ ºÃ ¡£
    The scenery here is very good.

  • Schizophrenia, n.
     Jing1shen2fen1lye4
    ¾« Éñ ·Ö ÁÑ
    Ta1 you3 jing1shen2fen1lye4, syu1yau4 kan4 yi1sheng1.
    Ëý ÓÐ ¾« Éñ ·Ö ÁÑ £¬ Ðè Òª ¿´ Ò½ Éú ¡£
    She has schizophrenia and needs to see a doctor.

  • Scholar, n.
     Sywe2je3
    ѧ Õß
    Hen3dwo1 li4shr3de sywe2je dou1 dzai4 yan2 jyou4 Mwo2men2jing1.
    ºÜ ¶à Àú Ê· µÄ ѧ Õß ¶¼ ÔÚ ÑÐ ¾¿ Ħ ÃÅ ¾­ ¡£
    Many history scholars are studing the Book of Mormon.

  • Scholarship Award, n.
     Jyang3sywe2jin1
    ½± ѧ ½ð
    Ru2gwo3 chyu4 Mei3gwo2 du2 da4sywe2, ke3yi3 shen1ching3 jyang3sywe2jin1 ma?
    Èç ¹û È¥ ÃÀ ¹ú ¶Á ´ó ѧ £¬ ¿É ÒÔ Éê Çë ½± ѧ ½ð Â𠣿
    If I go to America and study at a university, can I apply for a scholarship award?

  • Scream, n.
     Jyan1jyau4
    ¼â ½Ð
    Wo3 shou4 bu4lyau3 ta1de jyan1jyau4.
    ÎÒ ÊÜ ²» ÁË Ëý µÄ ¼â ½Ð ¡£
    I can't stand her screaming.

  • Scream, v.
     Jyan1jyau4
    ¼â ½Ð
    Wai4myan4 hau3syang4 you3 ren2 dzai4 jyan1jyau4.
    Íâ Ãæ ºÃ Ïñ ÓÐ ÈË ÔÚ ¼â ½Ð ¡£
    It sounds like someone is screaming outside.

  • Screen, n.
     Ying2mu4
    Ó© Ä»
    Dyan4shr4 de ying2mu4 shang2 you3 yi4jr1 jang1lang2.
    µç ÊÓ µÄ Ó© Ä» ÉÏ ÓÐ Ò» ¯¡ ó¯ òë ¡£
    The television screen has a cockroach on it.

  • Scrub, v.
     Shwa1
    ˢ
    Hwa4 jang3lau3, ni3 jin1tyan1 fu4dze2 shwa1 di4ban3.
    »ª ³¤ ÀÏ £¬ Äã ½ñ Ìì ¸º Ôð Ë¢ µØ °å ¡£
    Elder Hawkes, today you are in charge of scrubbing the floor.

  • Seafood, n.
     Hai3syan1
    º£ ÏÊ
    Ni3 syi3hwan1 chr1 hai3syan1 ma?
    Äã ϲ »¶ ³Ô º£ ÏÊ Â𠣿
    Do you like to eat seafood?

  • Season, n.
     Ji4jye2
    ¼¾ ½Ú
    Mei3 nyan2 you3 sz4ge ji4jye2: chwun1tyan1, sya4tyan1, chyou1tyan1, dung1tyan1.
    ÿ Äê ÓÐ ËÄ ¸ö ¼¾ ½Ú £º ´º Ìì, ÏÄ Ìì , Çï Ìì, ¶¬ Ìì ¡£
    Every year has four seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter.

  • Secret, n.
     Mi4mi4
    ÃØ ÃÜ
    Je4 shr4 yi2ge mi4mi4, bu4neng2 rang4 bye2ren2 jr1dau4.
    Õâ ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö ÃØ ÃÜ £¬ ²» ÄÜ Èà ±ð ÈË Öª µÀ ¡£
    This is a secret; you can not let others know.

  • Secretary, n.
     Mi4shu1
    ÃØ Êé
    Hwei4jang3 de mi4shu1 yi2ding4 shr4 yi2ge hen3 tsung1ming2 de ren2.
    »á ³¤ µÄ ÃØ Êé Ò» ¶¨ ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö ºÜ ´Ï Ã÷ µÄ ÈË ¡£
    The president's secretary is definitely a very smart person.

  • Seer, n.
     Syan1jyan4
    ÏÈ ¼û
    Yi2ge syan1jyan4 bi3 syan1jr1 hai2yau4 wei2da4.
    Ò» ¸ö ÏÈ ¼û ±È ÏÈ Öª »¹ Òª ΰ ´ó ¡£
    A seer is greater than a prophet.

  • Seminary, n.
     Fu2yin1jin4syou1ban1
    ¸£ Òô ½ø ÐÞ °à
    Je4li3 de fu2yin1jin4syou1ban1 shr4 sying1chi2ji3?
    Õ⠮ΠµÄ ¸£ Òô ½ø ÐÞ °à ÊÇ ÐÇ ÆÚ ¼¸ £¿
    What day of the week is the seminary class held here?

  • Sensitive, adj.
     Min3gan3
    Ãô ¸Ð
    Jen1jye2 lyu4fa3 shr4yi2ge hen3 min3gan3 de hwa4ti2 ma?
    Õê ½à ÂÉ ·¨ ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö ºÜ Ãô ¸Ð µÄ »° Ìâ Â𠣿
    Is the law of chastity a very sensitive topic?
    Ta1de bi2dz dwei4 kung1chi4 hen3 min3gan3.
    Ëû µÄ ±Ç ×Ó ¶Ô ¿Õ Æø ºÜ Ãô ¸Ð ¡£
    His nose is very sensitive to the air.

  • Sentimental, adj.
     Gan3ching2yung4shr4
    ¸Ð Çé Óà ÊÂ
    Ta1 you3 shr2hou4 fei1chang2 gan3ching2yung4shr4.
    Ëý ÓРʱ ºò ·Ç ³£ ¸Ð Çé Óà Ê ¡£
    Sometimes she is very sentimental.

  • Separate, v.
     Fen1kai1
    ·Ö ¿ª
    Mei2you3 ren2 ke3yi3 ba3 ta1 he2 ta1de nan2peng2you3 fen1kai1.
    û ÓÐ ÈË ¿É ÒÔ °Ñ Ëý ºÍ Ëý µÄ ÄÐ Åó ÓÑ ·Ö ¿ª ¡£
    No one is able to separate her and her boyfriend.

  • Serious, adj.
     Yan2jung4
    ÑÏ ÖØ
    Je4 shr4 yi2ge yan2jung4 de wen4ti2.
    Õâ ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö ÑÏ ÖØ µÄ ÎÊ Ìâ ¡£
    This is a serious problem.

  • Serious, adv.
     Yan2jung4
    ÑÏ ÖØ
    Ta1 yan2jung4 de wei2fan3 le jye4ming4.
    Ëû ÑÏ ÖØ µØ Î¥ ·´ ÁË ½ë Ãü ¡£
    He seriously broke some commandments.

  • Shadow, n.
     Ying3dz
    Ó° ×Ó
    Je4ge ren2 jing4ran2 mei2you3 ying3dz, ta1 shr4 gwei3 ma?
    Õâ ¸ö ÈË ¾¹ È» û ÓÐ Ó° ×Ó £¬ Ëû ÊÇ ¹í Â𠣿
    This person unexpectedly has no shadow; is he a ghost?

  • Shake, v.
     Yau2
    Ò¡
    He1 je4jung3 yin3lyau4 yi3chyan2, yau4 syan1 yau2 yi2sya4.
    ºÈ Õâ ÖÖ Òû ÁÏ ÒÔ Ç° £¬ Òª ÏÈ Ò¡ Ò» Ï ¡£
    Before drinking this drink, first shake it little.

  • Shallow, adj.
     Chyan3
    dz
    Je4li3de shwei3 hen3 chyan3, ke3shr4 you3 ren2 dzai4 je4li3 yan1sz3 gwo4.
    Õ⠮ΠµÄ Ë® ºÜ dz £¬ ¿É ÊÇ ÓÐ ÈË ÔÚ Õ⠮ΠÑÍ ËÀ ¹ý ¡£
    The water here is very shallow, but people have drowned here.

  • Shame, n.
     Chr3ru3, Syou1chr3
    ³Ü Èè £¬ Ðß ³Ü
    Yi2ge ren2 dzwei4 da4 de chr3ru3 jyou4 shr4 bu4cheng2shr2.
    Ò» ¸ö ÈË ×î ´ó µÄ ³Ü Èè ¾Í ÊÇ ²» ³Ï ʵ ¡£
    A person's biggest shame is dishonestly.

  • Shameful, adj.
     Ke3chr3, Syou1chr3
    ¿É ³Ü £¬ Ðß ³Ü
    Dzwo4 chi3gai4 shr4 hen3 ke3chr3 de shr4 ma?
    ×÷ Æò ؤ ÊÇ ºÜ ¿É ³Ü µÄ Ê Â𠣿
    Is being a beggar very shameful?

  • Share (some thing you like), v
    Fen1syang3
    ·Ö Ïí
    Hau3 dung1syi1 gen1 hau3 peng2you3 fen1syang3.
    ºÃ ¶« Î÷ ¸ú ºÃ Åó ÓÑ ·Ö Ïí ¡£
    Share good things with good friends.

  • Share (to use something together), v
    Gung4yung4
    ¹² ÓÃ
    Ni3men neng2bu4neng2 gung4yung4 yi4ben3 shu1?
    Äã ÃÇ ÄÜ ²» ÄÜ ¹² Óà һ ±¾ Êé £¿
    Are you able to share this book?

  • Shortcut ,n.
     Jye2jing4
    ½Ý ¾¶
    Wo3 jr1dau4 you3 yi4tyau2 jye2jing4, ke3yi3 dzau3 shr2 fen1jung1 dau4 jyau4tang2.
    ÎÒ Öª µÀ ÓÐ Ò» Ìõ ½Ý ¾¶ £¬ ¿É ÒÔ Ôç Ê® ·Ö ÖÓ µ½ ½Ì Ìà ¡£
    I know a shortcut that can get us to the chapel ten minutes earlier.

  • Show off, v.
     Sywan4yau4
    ìÅ Ò«
    Ta1 hen3 syi3hwan1 sywan4yau4 dz4ji3 de cheng2gung1.
    Ëû ºÜ ϲ »¶ ìÅ Ò« ×Ô ¼º µÄ ³É ¹¦ ¡£
    He likes to show off his own success.

  • Sight See, v.
     You2lan3
    ¯Õ ÀÀ
    Tai2wan1you3 shem2me di4fang1 ke3yi3 you2lan3?
    ̨ Íå ÓРʲ ÷á µØ ·½ ¿É ÒÔ ¯Õ ÀÀ £¿
    Where can you sightsee in Taiwan.

  • Sign, n.
     Jeng1jau4
    áç Õ×
    Hen3dwo1 ren2 yau4chyou2 kan4dau4 jeng1jau4 yi3hou4 tsai2 syang1syin4 Shen2.
    ºÜ ¶à ÈË Òª Çó ¿´ µ½ áç Õ× ÒÔ áá ²Å Ïà ÐÅ Éñ ¡£
    Many people demand to see a sign before they will believe in God.

  • Sign (store sign), n
    Jau1pai2
    ÕÐ ÅÆ
    Je4jya1 gung1sz1 de jau1pai2 hen3 da4.
    Õâ ¼Ò ¹« ˾ µÄ ÕÐ ÅÆ ºÜ ´ó ¡£
    This company's sign is very big.

  • Sign language, n.
     Shou3yu3
    ÊÖ Óï
    Ni3 sywe2 gwo4 shou3yu3 ma?
    Äã ѧ ¹ý ÊÖ Óï Â𠣿
    Have you studied sign language?

  • Silent (people), adj
    Chen2mwo4
    ³Á Ĭ
    Ta1 dzai4 shang4 ke4cheng2 de shr2hou4, yi4jr2 dou1 hen3 chen2mwo4.
    Ëû ÔÚ ÉÏ ¿Î ³Ì µÄ ʱ ºò £¬ Ò» Ö± ¶¼ ºÜ ³Á Ĭ ¡£
    When he is in class, he is always very silent.

  • Single, adj.
     Dan1shen1
    µ¥ Éí
    Ta1 kwai4 yau4 sz4shr2 swei4 le, ke3shr4 hai2shr4 dan1shen1.
    Ëý ¿ì Òª ËÄ Ê® Ëê ÁË £¬ ¿É ÊÇ »¹ ÊÇ µ¥ Éí ¡£
    She is almost forty, but still single.

  • Skilled (to be ~ at), v.
     Shan4chang2
    Éà ³¤
    Ta1 shan4chang2 da3 lan2chyou2, bang4chyou2 he2 chi3ta1de yun4dung4.
    Ëû Éà ³¤ ´ò Àº Çò ¡¢ °ô Çò ºÍ Æä Ëû µÄ ÔË ¶¯ ¡£
    He is skilled at playing basketball, baseball and other sports.

  • Skyscraper, n.
     Mwo2tyan1da4lou2
    Ä¥ Ìì ´ó Â¥
    Gau1syung2shr4 you3 yi2dung4 mwo2tyan1da4lou2.
    ¸ß ÐÛ ÊÐ ÓÐ Ò» ¶° Ä¥ Ìì ´ó Â¥ ¡£
    In Kaohsiung City there is a skyscraper.

  • Slave, n.
     Nu2li4
    Å« Á¥
    Bu2yau4 dzwo4 chyan2 de nu2li4.
    ²» Òª ×ö Ç® µÄ Å« Á¥ ¡£
    Don't be a slave to money.

  • Slide, n.
     Hwan4deng1pyan4
    »Ã µÆ Ƭ
    Lau3ban3, ni3men you3 chung1 hwan4deng1pyan4 ma?
    ÀÏ ®¢ £¬ Äã ÃÇ ÓÐ ³å »Ã µÆ Ƭ Â𠣿
    Boss, do you develop slides here?

  • Slippery, adj.
     Hwa2
    »¬
    Sya4yu3 de shr2hou4, di4 dou1 hen3 hwa2.
    Ï Óê µÄ Ê± ºò £¬ µØ ¶¼ ºÜ »¬ ¡£
    When it is raining, the ground is very slippery.

  • Slogan, n.
     Kou3hau4
    ¿Ú ºÅ
    "Jya1ting2 shr4 yung3heng2de" bu2shr4 kou3hau4, er2 shr4 shr4shr2.
    ¡¸¼Ò Í¥ ÊÇ ÓÀ ºã µÄ ¡¹²» ÊÇ ¿Ú ºÅ £¬ ¶ø ÊÇ Ê ʵ ¡£
    "Families are forever" is not a slogan. It is real.

  • Sly, adj.
     Jyau3hwa2
    ½Æ »«
    Mwo2gwei3 shr4 dzwei4 jyau3hwa2 de.
    ħ ¹í ÊÇ ×î ½Æ »« µÄ ¡£
    The devil is as sly as you can get.

  • Smile, v.
     Wei2syau4
    ΢ Ц
    Shr2chang2 wei2syau4, ke3yi3 rang4 wo3men kwai4le4.
    ʱ ³£ ΢ Ц £¬ ¿É ÒÔ Èà ÎÒ ÃÇ ¿ì ÀÖ ¡£
    Frequently smiling can make us happy.

  • Smile, n.
     Syau4rung2
    Ц ÈÝ
    Ni3de syau4rung2 hen3 ke3ai4.
    Äã µÄ Ð¦ ÈÝ ºÜ ¿É °® ¡£
    Your smile is very cute.

  • Smooth, adj.
     Gwang1hwa2
    ¹â »¬
    Je4kwai4 bwo1li2 hen3 gwang1hwa2.
    Õâ ¿é ²£ Á§ ºÜ ¹â »¬ ¡£
    This piece of glass is very smooth.

  • Sneeze, .
     Da3 pen1ti4
    ´ò Åç Ìç
    Dzwei4jin4 tyan1chi4 leng3, wo3 chang2chang2 da3pen1ti4.
    ×î ½ü Ìì Æø Àä £¬ ÎÒ ³£ ³£ ´ò Åç Ìç ¡£
    Recently the weather has been cold; I have been sneezing often.

  • Snore, n.
     Han1sheng1
    ÷ý Éù
    Ta1de han1sheng1 hau3syang4 da3lye4 yi2yang4.
    Ëû µÄ ÷ý Éù ºÃ Ïñ ´ò ÁÔ Ò» Ñù ¡£
    His snore sounds like (someone) hunting.

  • Snore, v.
     Da3han1, Da3 hu1
    ´ò ÷ý £¬ ´ò ºô
    Wo3 dzwo2tyan1 wan3shang4 shwei4bu4jau2, yin1wei4 wo3de
    tung2ban4 yi4jr2 da3han1.
    ÎÒ ×ò Ìì Íí ÉÏ Ë¯ ²» ×Å £¬ Òò Ϊ ÎÒ µÄ ͬ °é Ò» Ö± ´ò ÷ý ¡£
    I last night didn't sleep because my companion continuously snored.

  • Snow, n.
     Sywe3
    Ñ©
    Ni3 dzai4 Tai2wan1 kan4 gwo4 sywe3 ma?
    Äã ÔÚ Ì¨ Íå ¿´ ¹ý Ñ© Â𠣿
    Have you ever seen snow in Taiwan?

  • Snow, v
    Sya4sywe3
    ÏÂÑ©
    Dzai4 Tai2wan1 jr3you3 gau1shan1 tsai2 hwei4 sya4sywe3.
    ÔÚ Ì¨ Íå Ö» ÓÐ ¸ß ɽ ²Å »á Ï ѩ ¡£
    In Taiwan it only snows in the high mountains.

  • Soak, v.
     Jin4pau4
    ½þ ÅÝ
    Ni3 keyi3 ba3 jyau3 jin4pau4 dzai4 shwei3 jung1, hwei4 geng4 shu1fu2.
    Äã ¿É ÒÔ °Ñ ½Å ½þ ÅÝ ÔÚ Ë® ÖÐ £¬ »á ¸ü Êæ ·þ ¡£
    You can soak your feet in water; It will be more comfortable.

  • Soap, n.
     Fei2dzau4, Syang1dzau4
    ·Ê Ôí £¬ Ïã Ôí
    Ni3 syi3dzau3 de shr2hou4 hwei4 yung4 fei2dzau4 ma?
    Äã Ï´ Ôè µÄ Ê± ºò »á Óà ·Ê Ôí Â𠣿
    When you shower, do you use soap?

  • Society, n.
     She4hwei4
    Éç »á
    Tai2wan1 de she4hwei4 ywe4 lai2 ywe4 kai1fang4.
    ̨ Íå µÄ Éç »á Ô½ À´ Ô½ ¿ª ·Å ¡£
    Taiwan's society is getting more and more open.

  • Soft, adj.
     Rwan3
    Èí
    Je4sye1 tang2gwo3 dou1 byan4 rwan3 le.
    Õâ Щ ÌÇ ¹û ¶¼ ±ä Èí ÁË ¡£
    This candy has all become soft.

  • Soften, v.
     Rwan3hwa4
    Èí »¯
    Sheng4ling2 hwei4 rwan3hwa4 ta1de syin1.
    Ê¥ Áé »á Èí »¯ Ëû µÄ ÐÄ ¡£
    The Holy Ghost will soften his heart.

  • Software, n.
     Rwan3ti3
    Èí Ìå
    Je4 shr4 yi2tau4 dzwei4 syin1 de rwan3ti3.
    Õâ ÊÇ Ò» Ì× ×î РµÄ Èí Ìå ¡£
    This is a piece of the newest software.

  • Solemn (people), adj
    Yan2su4
    ÑÏ Ëà
    Jung1gwo2ren2 kan4 chi3lai2 dou1 hen3 yan2su4.
    ÖÐ ¹ú ÈË ¿´ Æð À´ ¶¼ ºÜ ÑÏ Ëà ¡£
    Chinese people look very solemn.

  • Solemn (place), adj.
     Jwang1yan2
    ׯ ÑÏ
    Sheng4dyan4 gei3 ren2 yi4jung2 jwang1yan2 de gan3jwye2.
    Ê¥ µî ¸ø ÈË Ò» ÖÖ ×¯ ÑÏ µÄ ¸Ð ¾õ ¡£
    The temple gives people a solemn feeling.

  • Sorrow, n.
     Bei1ai1, Bei1shang1
    ±¯ °§ £¬ ±¯ ÉË
    Yi2ge ren2 dzwei4 da4 de bei1ai1 jyou4 shr4 bu4jye1shou4 fu2yin1.
    Ò» ¸ö ÈË ×î ´ó µÄ ±¯ °§ ¾Í ÊÇ ²» ½Ó ÊÜ ¸£ Òô ¡£
    A person's biggest sorrow is not accepting the gospel.

  • Sorrowful, adj.
     Bei1ai1, Bei1shang1
    ±¯ °§ £¬ ±¯ ÉË
    Je4shou3 ge1 ting1 chi3lai2 hen3 bei1ai1.
    Õâ Ê× ¸è Ìý Æð À´ ºÜ ±¯ °§ ¡£
    This song sounds very sorrowful.

  • Sour, adj.
     Swan1
    Ëá
    Ta1 hen3 syi3hwan1 chr1 swan1 de dung1syi1
    Ëû ºÜ ϲ »¶ ³Ô Ëá µÄ ¶« Î÷ ¡£
    He likes to eat sour things very much.

  • Souvenir, n.
     Ji4nyan4pin3
    ¼Í Äî Æ· ¡£
    Chwan2jyau4 de shr2hou4, bu2yau4 mai3 tai4dwo1 de ji4nyan4pin3.
    ´« ½Ì µÄ ʱ ºò £¬ ²» Òª Âò Ì« ¶à µÄ ¼Í Äî Æ· ¡£
    While on a mission, do not buy too many sovenirs.

  • Space, n.
     Kung1jyan1
    ¿Õ ¼ä
    Je4dzwo4 jyau4tang2 de kung1jyan1 hen3 da4.
    Õâ ×ù ½Ì Ìà µÄ ¿Õ ¼ä ºÜ ´ó ¡£
    Their chapel has a lot of space.

  • Space (outer), n.
     Tai4kung1
    Ì« ¿Õ
    Ren2lei4 jeng4dzai4 yan2jyou4 tai4kung1 de au4mi4.
    ÈË Àà Õý ÔÚ ÑÐ ¾¿ Ì« ¿Õ µÄ °Â ÃØ ¡£
    Man is in the process of exploring space's mysteries.

  • Spare Parts, n.
     Ling2 jyan4
    Áã ¼þ
    Jyau3ta4che1 de ling2jyan4 gwei4bu2gwei4?
    ½Å ̤ ³µ µÄ Áã ¼þ ¹ó ²» ¹ó £¿
    Are the spare parts for a bicycle expensive?

  • Specialized, adj.
     Jwan1ye4hwa4
    ר Òµ »¯
    Lyu4shr1 shr4 yi2syang4 fei1chang2 jwan1ye4hua1 de gung1dzwo4.
    ÂÉ Ê¦ ÊÇ Ò» Ïî ·Ç ³£ ר Òµ »¯ µÄ ¹¤ ×÷ ¡£
    Being a lawyer is a very specialized type of work.

  • Specimen, n.
     Byau1ben3
    ±ê ±¾
    Ta1 hen3 syi3hwan1 shou1ji2 kwun1chung2 de byau1ben3.
    Ëû ºÜ ϲ »¶ ÊÕ ¼¯ À¥ ³æ µÄ ±ê ±¾ ¡£
    He really likes collect insect specimens.

  • Speed, n.
     Su4du4
    ËÙ ¶È
    Ni3 pau4che1 de su4du4 hen3 kwai4.
    Äã ÅÜ ³µ µÄ ËÙ ¶È ºÜ ¿ì ¡£
    Your sportscar is very fast.

  • Spoil (a child), v.
     Chung3hwai4
    ³è »µ
    Ni3de fu4mu3 shr4bu2shr4 ba3 ni3 chung3hwai4 le?
    Äã µÄ ¸¸ ĸ ÊÇ ²» ÊÇ °Ñ Äã ³è »µ ÁË £¿
    Did your parents spoil you?

  • Spoil (food), v.
     Lan4dyau4
    ÀÃ µô
    Je4sye1 shwei3gwo3 yi3jing1 lan4dyau4 le?
    Õâ Щ Ë® ¹û ÒÑ ¾­ Àà µô ÁË £¿
    These fruits are already spoiled?

  • Sponsor, v.
     Dzan4ju4
    ÔÞ Öú
    Je4syang4 hwo2dung4 shr4 you2 Jyau4hwei4 swo3 dzan4ju4 de.
    Õâ Ïî »î ¶¯ ÊÇ ÓÉ ½Ì »á Ëù ÔÞ Öú µÄ ¡£
    This activity is sponsored by the Church.

  • Spouse, n.
     Pei4ou3
    Åä ż
    Ta1de pei4ou3 shr4 ge hwa2chyau2.
    Ëû µÄ Åä ż ÊÇ ¸ö »ª ÇÈ ¡£
    His spouse is an overseas Chinese.

  • Sprain, n.
     Nyou3shang1
    Ť ÉË
    Ni3de nyou3shang1 hau3sye1 le ma?
    Äã µÄ Å¤ ÉË ºÃ Щ ÁË Â𠣿
    Is your sprain better?

  • Sprain, v.
     Nyou3shang1
    Ť ÉË
    Wo3de jyau3 dzwo2tyan1 nyou3shang1 le.
    ÎÒ µÄ ½Å ×ò Ìì Ť ÉË ÁË ¡£
    I sprained my foot, yesterday.

  • Spray, v.
     Pen1
    Åç
    Je4ge fang2dz jang1lang2 tai4 dwo1, wo3men yau4 pen1 sha1chung2ji4.
    Õâ ¸ö ·¿ ×Ó ó¯ òë Ì« ¶à £¬ ÎÒ ÃÇ Òª Åç ɱ ³æ ¼Á ¡£
    Their are to many cockroaches in this apartment. We need to spray bug killer.

  • Spring (season), n.
     Chwun1tyan1
    ´º Ìì
    Chwun1tyan1 shr4 yi2ge wen1nwan2 de ji4jye2.
    ´º Ìì ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö Πů µÄ ¼¾ ½Ú ¡£
    Spring is a warm season.

  • Sprinkle, v.
     Sa3
    È÷
    Tyan1chi4 re4 de shr2hou4, sa3 yi4dyan3 shwei3 dzai4 wu1ding3 shang4, hen3 lyang3kwai4.
    Ìì Æø ÈÈ µÄ ʱ ºò £¬ È÷ Ò» µã Ë® ÔÚ ÎÝ ¶¥ ÉÏ ºÜ Á¹ ¿ì ¡£
    When the weather is hot, sprinkle some water on the roof and it will be very cool.

  • Square, adj.
     Sz4fang1sying2
    ËÄ ·½ ÐÍ
    Ni3 neng2 ba3 na4ge sz4fang1sying2 de he2dz na2 gei3 wo3 ma?
    Äã ÄÜ °Ñ ÄÇ ¸ö ËÄ ·½ ÐÍ µÄ ºÐ ×Ó ¸ø ÎÒ Â𠣿
    Can you give me that square box?

  • Square (public), n.
     Gwang3chang3
    ¹ã ³¡
    Jyau4tang2 hou4 de gwang3chang3 jeng4dzai4 jyu3sying2 yi2ge chi4che1 de jan3lan3hwei4.
    ½Ì Ìà áá µÄ ¹ã ³¡ Õý ÔÚ ¾Ù ÐÐ Ò» ¸ö Æû ³µ µÄ Õ¹ ÀÀ »á¡£
    A car exposition is being held in the public square behind the Church.

  • Squat, n.
     Dwun1
    ¶×
    You3 lyang2ge ren2 dwun1 dzai4 jyau4tang2 de men2kou3.
    ÓÐ Á½ ¸ö ÈË ¶× ÔÚ ½Ì Ìà µÄ ÃÅ ¿Ú ¡£
    Two people are squatting at the door of the chapel.

  • Stable, adj.
     Wen3ding4
    ÎÈ ¶¨
    Ta1de ching2syu4 hen3 bu4wen3ding4.
    Ëý µÄ Çé Ð÷ ºÜ ²» ÎÈ ¶¨ ¡£
    Her mood is very unstable.

  • Stadium, n.
     Ti3yu4chang3
    Ìå Óý ³¡
    Jin1tyan1 wan3shang4dzai4 Tai2jung1 ti3yu4chang3 you3 yi4chang3 bang4chyou3sai4.
    ½ñ Ìì Íí ÉÏ ÔÚ Ì¨ ÖÐ Ìå Óý ³¡ ÓÐ Ò» ³¡ °ô Çò Èü ¡£
    Tonight in the Taichung stadium there is a baseball game.

  • Standard, n.
     Byau1jwun3
    ±ê ×¼
    Wo3 yau4 an4jau4 fu2yin1 de byau1jwun3 lai2 sheng1hwo2.
    ÎÒ Òª °´ ÕÕ ¸£ Òô µÄ ±ê ×¼ À´ Éú »î ¡£
    I want to live my life according to gospel standards.

  • Standard, adj.
     Byau1jwun3
    ±ê ×¼
    Wo3 yau4 dzwo4 yi2ge dzwei4 byau1jwun3 de chwan2jyau4shr4.
    ÎÒ Òª ×ö Ò» ¸ö ×î ±ê ×¼ µÄ ´« ½Ì Ê¿ ¡£
    I want to be a very standard missionary.

  • Stare at, v.
     Deng4
    µÉ
    Bu4jr1dau4 wei4shem2me ta1 yi4jr2 dzai4 deng4 wo3.
    ²» Öª µÀ Ϊ ʲ ÷á Ëý Ò» Ö± ÔÚ µÉ ÎÒ ¡£
    I do not know why she is staring at me.

  • Startle, v.
     Sya4yi2tyau4
    ÏÅ Ò» Ìø
    Ta1 shwo1 ta1 yau4 chyu4 chwan2jyau4, wo3 sya4yi2tyau4 le.
    Ëû ˵ Ëû Òª È¥ ´« ½Ì £¬ ÎÒ ÏÅ Ò» Ìø ÁË ¡£
    He said he wanted to go on a mission. I was startled.

  • Status Quo (the current situation), n.
     Syan4kwang4
    ÏÖ ¿ö
    Wo3 hen3 syang3 lyau3jye3 Tai2wan1 she4hwei4 de syan4kwang4.
    ÎÒ ºÜ Ïë ÁË ½â ̨ Íå Éç »á µÄ ÏÖ ¿ö ¡£
    I would like to know the current situation of Taiwan's society.

  • Step On, v.
     Tsai3
    ²È
    Ni3 tsai3 dau4 wo3de jyau3 le.
    Äã ²È µ½ ÎÒ µÄ ½Å ÁË ¡£
    You stepped on my foot.

  • Storm, n.
     Bau4feng1yu3
    ±© ·ç Óê
    Shou1yin1ji1 shwo1 jin1tyan1 wan2shang4 hwei4 you3 bau4feng1yu3.
    ÊÕ Òô »ú ˵ ½ñ Ìì Íí ÉÏ »á ÓÐ ±© ·ç Óê ¡£
    The radio says there will be a storm tonight .

  • Straw, n.
     Syi1gwan3
    Îü ¹Ü
    Syau3hai2dz yung4 syi1gwan3 lai2 he1 yin3lyau4.
    С º¢ ×Ó Óà Îü ¹Ü À´ ºÈ Òû ÁÏ ¡£
    Kids use a straw to drink beverages.

  • Strict, adj.
     Yan2ge2
    ÑÏ ¸ñ
    Wo3men de lau3shr1 dou1 hen3 yan2ge2.
    ÎÒ ÃÇ µÄ ÀÏ Ê¦ ¶¼ ºÜ ÑÏ ¸ñ ¡£
    Our teachers are all very strict.

  • Strictly, adv.
     Yan2ge2
    ÑÏ ¸ñ
    Wo3 hwei4 yan2ge2 de yau1chyou2 dz4ji3 dzwun1shou3 chwan2dau4bu4 de gwei1ding4.
    ÎÒ »á ÑÏ ¸ñ µÄ Òª Çó ×Ô ¼º ×ñ ÊØ ´« µÀ ²¿ µÄ ¹æ ¶¨ ¡£
    I will strictly require myself to follow the mission rules.

  • Stroll, v.
     San4bu4, Man4bu4
    É¢ ²½ £¬ Âþ ²½
    Wo3men mei3tyan1 sya4ban1 yi2hou4, dou1lai2 je4li3 san4bu4.
    ÎÒ ÃÇ Ã¿ Ìì Ï °à ÒÔ áá £¬ ¶¼ À´ Õ⠮Πɢ ²½ ¡£
    Every day after work, we come here to take a stroll.

  • Structure, n.
     Jye2gou4, Gou4dzau4
    ½á ¹¹ £¬ ¹¹ Ôì
    Je4ge jyu4dz de jye2gou4 hen3 fu4dza2.
    Õâ ¸ö ¾ä ×Ó µÄ ½á ¹¹ ºÜ ®´ ÔÓ ¡£
    The structure of this sentence is confusing.

  • Struggle, n.
     Jeng1ja2
    Õõ Ôú
    Wo3de syin1 li3 shr2chang2 hwei4 you3 hen3dwo1 de jeng1ja2.
    ÎÒ µÄ ÐÄ ®Î ʱ ³£ »á ÓÐ ºÜ ¶à µÄ Õõ Ôú ¡£
    There is often a stuggle within my heart.

  • Struggle, v.
     Jeng1ja2
    Õõ Ôú
    Ta1 syan4dzai4 yi2ding4 dzai4 jeng1ja2 je yau4bu2yau4 shou4syi2.
    Ëû ÏÖ ÔÚ Ò» ¶¨ ÔÚ Õõ Ôú ×Å Òª ²» Òª ÊÜ Ï´ ¡£
    Right now, he is definitely struggling about whether or not he wants to be baptized.

  • Struggle (for something good), n.
     Fen4dou4
    ·Ü ®¯
    Wo3men bu2yau4 wang4ji4 syan1chyu1je de nu3li4 he2 fen4dou4.
    ÎÒ ÃÇ ²» Òª Íü ¼Ç ÏÈ Çý Õß µÄ Ŭ Á¦ ºÍ ·Ü ®¯ ¡£
    We do not want to forget the pioneers hard work and struggle .

  • Struggled, v.
     Fen4dou4
    ·Ü ®¯
    Wo3de fu4chin1 fen4dou4 le san1shr2nyan2, tsai2 you3 jin1tyan1 de cheng2jyou4.
    ÎÒ µÄ ¸¸ Ç× ·Ü ®¯ ÁË Èý Ê® Äê £¬ ²Å ÓÐ ½ñ Ìì µÄ ³É ¾Í ¡£
    My father struggled for thirty years, before he obtained today's success.

  • Stubborn, adj.
     Wan2gu4, Gu4jr2
    Íç ¹Ì £¬ ¹Ì Ö´
    Wo3 mei2you3 ban4fa3 he2 ta1 gou1tung1, yin1wei4 ta1 tai4 wan2gu4 le.
    ÎÒ Ã» ÓÐ °ì ·¨ ºÍ Ëý ¹µ ͨ £¬ Òò Ϊ Ëý Ì« Íç ¹Ì ÁË ¡£
    I have no way of communicating with her, because she is really stubborn.

  • Styrofoam, n.
     Bau3li4lung2
    ±£ Àö Áú
    Je4ge he2dz shr4 yung4 bau3li4lung2 dzwo4 de.
    Õâ ¸ö ºÐ ×Ó ÊÇ Óà ±£ Àö Áú ×ö µÄ ¡£
    This box is made out of styrofoam.

  • Subject, n.
     Ke1mu4
    ¿Æ Ä¿
    Shu4sywe3 shr4 wo3 dzwei4 tau3yan4 de ke1mu4.
    Êý ѧ ÊÇ ÎÒ ×î ÌÖ Ñá µÄ ¿Æ Ä¿ ¡£
    Math is the subject I hate the most.

  • Suburb, n.
     Jyau1chyu1, Shr4jyau1
    ½¼ Çø £¬ ÊÐ ½¼
    Ni3 ju4dzai4 Tai2jung1 shr4 de jyau1chyu1 ma?
    Äã ס ÔÚ Ì¨ ÖÐ ÊÐ µÄ ½¼ Çø Â𠣿
    Do you live in a suburb of Taichung?

  • Suddenly, adv.

    Hu1ran2
    ºö È»
    Ni3 hu1ran2 lai2 bai4fang3 wo3, wo3 hen3 jing1ya4.
    Äã ºö È» À´ °Ý ·Ã ÎÒ £¬ ÎÒ ºÜ ¾ª ÑÈ ¡£
    I am very surprised that you have suddenly come to visit me, .

  • Sue, v.
     Kung4gau4
    ¿Ø ¸æ
    Yin1wei4 ta1de sying2wei2, hen3 dwo1 ren2 dou1 syang3 kung4gau4 ta1.
    Òò Ϊ Ëû µÄ ÐРΪ £¬ ºÜ ¶à ÈË ¶¼ Ïë ¿Ø ¸æ Ëû ¡£
    Because of his actions, many people want to sue him.

  • Sufficient, adj.
     Chung1fen4, Chung1dzu2
    ³ä ·Ö £¬ ³ä ×ã
    Ni3de li3you2 bu2gou4 chung1fen4, wo3 wu2fa3 syang1syin4.
    Äã µÄ Àí ÓÉ ²» ¹» ³ä ·Ö £¬ ÎÒ ÎÞ ·¨ Ïà ÐÅ ¡£
    Your reason is not sufficent, I can not believe it.

  • Sufficiently, adv.
     Chung1fen4, Chung1dzu2
    ³ä ·Ö £¬ ³ä ×ã
    Wo3 syi1wang4 jyau4you3 neng2gou4 chung1fen4 de shr3yung4 jyau4tang2 de she4shr1.
    ÎÒ Ï£ Íû ½Ì ÓÑ ÄÜ ¹» ³ä ·Ö µØ ʹ ÓÃ½Ì Ìà µÄ Éè Ê© ¡£
    I hope members are able to use the chapel's facilities suffciently .

  • Suffocate, v.
     Men1sz3
    ÃÆ ËÀ
    Ru2gwo3 ni3 ba3 chwang1hu4 chywan2bu4 gwan1 chi3lai2, wo3 jyou4 hwei4 men1sz3.
    Èç ¹û Äã °Ñ ´° »§ È« ²¿ ¹Ø Æð À´ £¬ ÎÒ ¾Í »á ÃÆ ËÀ ¡£
    If you shut all the windows, I will suffocate.

  • Suicide (to commit), v.
     Dz4sha1
    ×Ô É±
    Ni3 bu4ke3yi3 dz4sha1.
    Äã ²» ¿É ÒÔ ×Ô É± ¡£
    You must not commit suicide.

  • Sum, n.
     Dzung3shu4
    ×Ü Êý
    Chywan2 Tai2wan1 jyau4you3 de dzung3shu4 shr4 dwo1shau3?
    È« ̨ Íå ½Ì ÓÑ µÄ ×Ü Êý ÊÇ ¶à ÉÙ £¿
    What is the sum total of all members in Taiwan?

  • Summarize, v.
     Jai1lu4
    ժ ¼
    Wo3 yau4 ba3 jung4yau4 de jing1wen2 jai1lu4 sya4lai2.
    ÎÒ Òª °Ñ ÖØ Òª µÄ ¾­ ÎÄ Õª ¼ Ï À´ ¡£
    I want to summarize the important scriptures.

  • Summary, n.
     Jai1yau4
    Õª Òª
    Ni3 ke3yi3 syan1 kan4 je4ben3 shu1 de jai1yau4.
    Äã ¿É ÒÔ ÏÈ ¿´ Õâ ±¾ Êé µÄ Õª Òª ¡£
    You can first read this book's summary.

  • Summer vacation, n.
     Shu3jya4
    Êî ¼Ù
    Ni3 hou4tyan1 kai1shr3 fang4 shu3jya4 ma?
    Äã áá Ìì ¿ª ʼ ·Å Êî ¼Ù Â𠣿
    Do you start summer vacation the day after tomorrow?

  • Sun Bath, n.
     R4gwang1yu4
    ÈÕ ¹â Ô¡
    Dzai4 Tai2wan1 ru2gwo2 ni3 sya4tyan1 dzwo4 r4gwang1yu4 wo3 ren4wei2 ni3 shr4 feng1dz.
    ÔÚ Ì¨ Íå Èç ¹û Äã ÏÄ Ìì ×ö ÈÕ ¹â Ô¡ ÎÒ ÈÏ Îª Äã ÊÇ ·è ×Ó ¡£
    If you sun bathe in Taiwan during summer time, I think you are a lunatic.

  • Sun Burn, v.
     Shai4shang1
    ɹ ÉË
    Wo3 dzwo2tyan1 you3yung3 de shr2hou4 shai4shang1 le.
    ÎÒ ×ò Ìì ÓÎ Ó¾ µÄ ʱ ºò ɹ ÉË ÁË ¡£
    Yesterday, when I was swimming I got sunburned.

  • Sunday School, n.
     Ju3r4sywe2
    Ö÷ ÈÕ Ñ§
    Wo3men Sying1chi2tyan1 de di4yi1ge jyu4hwei4 shr4 Ju3r4sywe2.
    ÎÒ ÃÇ ÐÇ ÆÚ Ìì µÄ µÚ Ò» ¸ö ¾Û »á ÊÇ Ö÷ ÈÕ Ñ§ ¡£
    On Sunday, the first meeting is Sunday School.

  • Superficial, adj.
     Fu1chyan3
    ·ô dz
    Wo3de jr1shr4 hen3 fu1chyan3.
    ÎÒ µÄ Öª ʶ ºÜ ·ô dz ¡£
    My knowlege is very superficial.

  • Superman, n.
     Chau1ren2
    ³¬ ÈË
    Wo3de tung2ban4 shr4 yi2ge chau1ren2.
    ÎÒ µÄ ͬ °é ÊÇ Ò» ¸ö ³¬ ÈË ¡£
    My compaion is a superman.

  • Supermarket, n.
     Chau1ji2shr4chang3
    ³¬ ¼¶ ÊÐ ³¡
    Wo3 mei3ge yu4bei4tyan1 dou1 hwei4 chyu4 chau1ji2shr4chang3.
    ÎÒ Ã¿ ¸ö Ô¤ ±¸ Ìì ¶¼ »á È¥ ³¬ ¼¶ ÊÐ ³¡ ¡£
    Every week on P-Day I go to the supermarket.

  • Superstition, n.
     Mi2syin4
    ÃÔ ÐÅ
    Je4li3 you3 hen3 dwo1 ren2 mi2syin4.
    Õ⠮ΠÓÐ ºÞ ¶à ÈË ÃÔ ÐÅ ¡£
    There are many people here with superstitions.

  • Superstitious, v.
     Mi2syin4
    ÃÔ ÐÅ
    You3sye1 ren2 mi2syin4 chyan2 de gung1yung4 ma?
    ÓРЩ ÈË ÃÔ ÐÅ Ç® µÄ ¹¦ Óà Â𠣿
    Are some people superstitious about the use of money?

  • Superstitious, adj.
     Mi2syin4
    ÃÔ ÐÅ
    Ju4dzai4 syang1sya4 de ren2 shr4bu2shr4 dou1 bi3jyau4 mi2syin4?
    ס ÔÚ Ïç Ï µÄ ÈË ÊÇ ²» ÊÇ ±È ½Ï ÃÔ ÐÅ ?
    Aren't all the people living in rural places more superstitious?

  • Supervise, v.
     Jyan1du1
    ¼à ¶½
    Di4dai4ling3syou4 jyan1du1 chi2ta1de chwan2jyau4shr4.
    µØ ´ø Áì Ðä ¼à ¶½ Æä Ëû µÄ ´« ½Ì Ê¿ ¡£
    Zone leaders supervise other missionaries.

  • Supply, v.
     Gung1ying4
    ¹© Ó¦
    Ni3men lai2 chwan2jyau4, shei2 gung1ying4 ni3men chyan2?
    Äã ÃÇ À´ ´« ½Ì £¬ Ë­ ¹© Ó¦ Äã ÃÇ Ç® ?
    When you go on a mission, who supplies your money?

  • Support, n.
     Jr1chr2
    Ö§ ³Ö
    Yin1wei4 fu4mu3 de jr1chr2, swo3yi3 ta1 neng2 chu1lai2 chwan2jyau4.
    Òò Ϊ ¸¸ ĸ µÄ Ö§ ³Ö £¬ Ëù ÒÔ Ëû ÄÜ ³ö À´ ´« ½Ì ¡£
    Because of his parents' support, he is able to serve a mission.

  • Support, v.
     Jr1chr2
    Ö§ ³Ö
    Wo3 jr1chr2 ni3de jywe2ding4.
    ÎÒ Ö§ ³Ö Äã µÄ ¾ö ¶¨ ¡£
    I support you decision.

  • Suppress, v.
     Ya1jr4, Ya1yi4
    ѹ ÖÆ £¬ ѹ ÒÖ
    Ta1 bu4neng2 ya1jr4 ta1de fen4nu4.
    Ëý ²» ÄÜ Ñ¹ ÖÆ Ëý µÄ ·ß Å­ ¡£
    She is not able to suppress her indignation.

  • Sweat, n.
     Han4
    º¹
    Je4 shr4 shwei3 hai2shr4 han4?
    Õâ ÊÇ Ë® »¹ ÊÇ º¹ £¿
    Is this water or sweat?

  • Sweat, v.
     Lyou2han4
    Á÷ º¹
    Sya4tyan1 de shr2hou4, wo3 hen3 hwei4 lyou2han4.
    ÏÄ Ìì µÄ Ê± ºò £¬ ÎÒ ºÜ »á Á÷ º¹ ¡£
    During summer I will really sweat.

  • Sympathize (feel sorry for), v.
     Tung2ching2
    ͬ Çé
    Wo3 hen3 tung2ching2 na4sye1 mei2you3 ji1hwei4 ting1dau4 fu2yin1 de ren2.
    ÎÒ ºÜ ͬ Çé ÄÇ Ð© û ÓÐ »ú »á Ìý µ½ ¸£ Òô µÄ ÈË ¡£
    I feel for those poeple who have not yet heard the the gospel.

  • Sympathy, n.
     Tung2ching2
    ͬ Çé
    Ta1 bu4syu1yau4 wo3men de tung2ching2.
    Ëý ²» Ðè Òª ÎÒ ÃÇ µÄ ͬ Çé ¡£
    She does not need our sympathy.

  • Symptom, n.
     Jeng4jwang4
    Ö¢ ×´
    Gan3mau4 de yi1ge jeng4jwang4 shr4 tou2yun4.
    ¸Ð ð µÄ Ò» ¸ö Ö¢ ×´ ÊÇ Í· ÔÎ ¡£
    A symptom of a cold is dizzyness.

  • System, n.
     Syi4tung3
    ϵ ͳ
    Jung1wen2 he2 Ying1wen2 shr4 lyang3ge bu4tung2 de yu3yan2 syi4tung2.
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    Chinese and English are two different language systems.

  • Systematic, adj.
     You3syi4tung3
    ÓРϵ ͳ
    Wo3men hwei4 yung4 you3syi4tung3 de fang1shr4 jye4shau4 wo3men de syun4syi2.
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    We will use a systematic method to introduce our message.

  • Systematically, adv.
     You3syi4tung2
    ÓРϵ ͳ
    Wo3men bi4syu1 you3syi4tung2 de jeng3li3 jya1pu3.
    ÎÒ ÃÇ ±Ø Ðë ÓРϵ ͳ µÄ Õû Àí ¼Ò Æ× ¡£
    We need to systematically put in order our genealogy.