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English	Chinese
mandarin	国语
a grasping official, a greedy mandarin	貪官 [tan1 guan1]
a grasping official, a greedy mandarin	贪官 [tan1 guan1]
a kind of water bird resembling a mandarin duck	鸂鶒 [xi1 chi4]
A mandarin's coachman makes use of his master's influence ─ a petty official often throws his weight around, hanging on his superior's coat-tails	倚勢作威作福 ,狗仗人勢
a treacherous official, a mandarin who conspires against the state	奸官 [jian1 guan1]
accusation, accuse (a person of a crime), bring a charge. (in Mandarin) to tell or inform	告訴
an x-ray photograph (x-kuang, Mandarin pronunciation)	現金買賣
be in a mandarin's service	當官
Burma (Mandarin: "Mian-dian")	緬甸
Chinese language (Mandarin is the one generally referred to)	中國話
Chinese language (Mandarin), emphasizing its national nature, Chinese as a primary or secondary school subject, Chinese in the context of the Nationalist Government, Guoyu, book of historical narrative c. 10th-5th century BC	国语 [guo2 yu3]
Chinese language (Mandarin), emphasizing its national nature, Chinese as a primary or secondary school subject, Chinese in the context of the Nationalist Government, Guoyu, book of historical narrative c. 10th-5th century BC	國語 [guo2 yu3]
employer (This term is only used on official documents). In colloquial Taiwanese usually "thau-ke" is used. Under the influence of Mandarin "lau-pan" is frequently used	雇主
exhortation, Step on the gas! Let's go! (This word is very often pronounced in Mandarin ─ "Jia-you!"), Also means to refuel or put gas in the car.	加油

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