huìkuài HSK1

to gather

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5,461 sentences for (huì — likely) — page 272 of 274

  1. The person he relies on is just a temporary power who will eventually fall.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary
  2. Legend says that if you shake this money tree, an endless supply of gold coins will fall from it.

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  3. Salmon swim upstream every year to return to their birthplace to spawn.

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  4. Mr. Adams jogs in the park every morning, rain or shine.

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  5. The Shanghai International Arts Festival attracts artists from all over the world every year.

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  6. Adolescents often undergo significant physiological and psychological changes during puberty.

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  7. Don't worry, your son will be rescued from the cave with all the others.

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  8. We wouldn't have been late if you hadn't spent 15 minutes in the bathroom.

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  9. To keep cool, some people try going braless in the summer.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary
  10. At that time, people who had been to prison were permanently stigmatized by society.

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  11. During periods of material shortage, stores would ration rice based on the number of people in each household.

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  12. In the past, many computer malls used to sell instant noodles on the side, which was very common back then.

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  13. Every morning, Grandma sweeps the path in front of the house spotlessly clean.

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  14. To pursue the girl he liked, he delivered a bouquet of fresh flowers on time every day.

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  15. He is a man of high integrity and will never abandon his principles for personal gain.

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  16. The general was not afraid of making sacrifices; his only fear was that his decisions might mislead his troops.

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  17. Damage to the inner ear labyrinth can cause severe dizziness and loss of balance.

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  18. In ancient sacrificial rites, people would choose different grades of sacrificial livestock based on the rank of the ceremony.

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  19. No one expected that a sudden disaster would befall this small town.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary