a person suspected of a crime or offense

to be suspected of being involved in something illegal or problematic; to be a suspect in a crime

a person suspected of having committed a crime but not yet proven guilty

a person suspected of having committed a crime but not yet convicted; also known as [[嫌犯|嫌犯|xian2 fan4]]

suspicion; the state of being suspected of a crime or error

To avoid or discard someone or something out of dislike; to regard with disdain or antipathy.

old grudges; previous ill will or bygone enmity

to avoid doing things or participating in activities that might arouse suspicion; to recuse oneself to prevent a conflict of interest

somewhat or a bit too much of an undesirable quality, such as being too old, contrived, or distracting

to disdain the poor and favor the rich; to judge others solely based on their wealth and status

to be bothered by someone or something; to feel that something is troublesome and be unwilling to deal with it

to detest; to abhor; to feel strong dislike or revulsion

ill will, enmity, or a feeling of hostility caused by suspicion or dissatisfaction

disagreeable; unpleasant; annoying; causing others to feel dislike

disagreeable; annoying; provoking dislike

entirely forget old grudges or past grievances

resentment, grievance, or enmity arising from suspicion and ill will

(literary) to harbor resentment or ill will; to hold a grudge against someone

A person suspected of being an enemy agent or a spy

to suspect or be suspicious of; to harbor distrust

a feeling of disgust or loathing

to dislike and avoid; to treat with disdain or coldness

to feel deep disgust for or hatred toward something; to detest

old grudge; long-standing resentment; also written [[宿嫌|宿嫌|su4 xian2]]

to not dislike or reject; to not mind or feel bothered by something or someone

The main or primary person suspected of committing a crime; the key suspect in a legal case.

a son won't abandon his mother for being ugly, just as a dog won't abandon its owner for being poor; a proverb used to express that one should remain loyal to one's parents and home regardless of their condition

to forget previous differences; to resolve old grievances or suspicions

a person suspected of committing a murder

saying one thing while your body language or actions reveal the opposite; used to describe someone who claims to dislike something despite clearly enjoying it (borrowed from Japanese)

to say one thing while the body reveals what one truly thinks; four-character abbreviation of [[口嫌体正直|口嫌體正直|kou3 xian2 ti3 zheng4 zhi2]]

to dislike or feel an aversion toward someone

resentment; hatred

to be suspicious and resentful of someone; (literary) suspicion or jealousy

to find something unsatisfactory and criticize it as a defect; to dislike or be dissatisfied with

to be very picky or fastidious; to choose things solely based on one's own convenience or preference

A proverb meaning a child does not mind their mother's ugliness and a dog does not mind its home's poverty; used to express that one should never be ashamed of or abandon their family or home country regardless of their condition.

long-standing resentment or old grievance; (variant form)

to avoid acting in a way that might cause suspicion or to decline involvement to prevent a conflict of interest; also used in formal or literary contexts to mean withdrawing or resigning to avoid being suspected of wrongdoing

to hate; to detest; to loathe; to feel a strong sense of dislike or disgust

A person suspected of committing a robbery.

to choose something over another based solely on one's own convenience; to be fastidious or picky

To harbor a grudge and seek revenge or strike back against someone.

a person who is suspected of being involved in a crime

person suspected of committing a crime but who has not yet been formally charged or convicted

to be suspicious and distrustful of someone; to be jealous of

someone who is suspected of theft or burglary; common in Taiwan

The condition of being suspected of having committed a crime; criminal suspicion

To clear up misunderstandings or dispel suspicion; to let go of ill feelings or mend a relationship.