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- phrase - The meaning of 打卡 - Chinese Language Stack Exchange
打卡：post on the internet about finishing a routine, such as work out, study, or any habits that take effort to keep 打卡 originated from work locations that have card machines to record time you get to work and leave So 打卡 originally means finished a day's work Your boss will supervise you, to check if you 打了卡 or not
- What are the English equivalents for 民宿, 农家乐 and 网红打卡点？
网红打卡点：Just a spot that has a unique scene and gets popular on the net People go there just to take pictures and post them on social media to show that they have been there To be honest, 网红打卡点 is always boring and has nothing to visit
- Is 今天的锻炼打卡了 correct usage of the phrase 打卡?
打卡 (punch-in) originally meant "to record the time your present at your workplace" and it is an obligation Later, people borrowed this term to describe "visiting a place that's considered a must-see place by the general public " As if it was an obligation like you are obligated to go to your workplace
- Why Does Rosetta Stone Use 打开 With 拉链?
I have been trying to figure out what is happening here since I was told by TrainChinese (a Chinese dictionary and flash cards app) that 打卡 is never used with 拉链 They referred me to 拉开 Are they wrong? Is Rosetta Stone using the incorrect phrasing in fact? I sent the screenshot to TrainChinese and they did not respond
- meaning - What does 拼命连比带画 mean? - Chinese Language Stack Exchange
比 = gesture 画 = draw 比画 = gesture (with hand) Please see 連 verb A 带 verb B 连A带B indicates 'also' or 'both'
- phrase - The meaning of 感到鸭力 - Chinese Language Stack Exchange
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- 一三一四五二零 I need someone to confirm the meaning of this number sentence
1314520 (一三一四五二零) is a thing that my mother used to say to me I asked her what those numbers meant and she told me to read them out loud I think it means 'Love you forever' but I need someone to
- User 水巷孑蠻 - Chinese Language Stack Exchange
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