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take the liberty to do something
- 擅自shàn zì
do sth. without authorization; take the liberty; arbitrarily
- 让某人做某事ràng mǒu rén zuò mǒu shì
let somebody do something; make somebody do something; ask somebody to
- 着手做某事zhe shǒu zuò mǒu shì
set about doing something; set out to do something; set about something
- 率先lǜ xiān
take the lead in doing sth.; be the first to do sth.
- 有问题yǒu wèn tí
something the matter
- 随意对待suí yì duì dài
take liberties with
- 冒昧mào mèi
liberty, venture
- 自主权zì zhǔ quán
liberty
- 搞花架子gǎo huā jià zǐ
do something superficial
- 努力做某事nǔ lì zuò mǒu shì
take pains to do sth; strive to do sth; make efforts to do sth; work hard at
- 怎么办zěn me bàn
what to do; what's to be done
- 操航cāo háng
to take the helm
- 采取行动cǎi qǔ xíng dòng
take action; do the deed
- 某事mǒu shì
something
- 啸聚山林xiào jù shān lín
form a band and take to the greenwood; call each other to form a gang in the
- 忍心rěn xīn
give the heart to, find it in one's heart to do, have the heart to
- 轻车熟路qīng chē shú lù
do something one knows well
- 入乡随俗rù xiāng suí sú
Do in Rome as Rome does [as the Romans do].; A guest must do as his host does
- 怎生是好zěn shēng shì hǎo
What am I to do?; What is the best thing to do?
- 渴望做某事kě wàng zuò mǒu shì
ache with desire to do sth; itch to do sth; be eager to do sth
- 擅自处理shàn zì chù lǐ
take the liberty to decide matters by oneself; take the law into one's own hands
- 参加考试cān jiā kǎo shì
to take an examination; to sit an examination; to do an examination; sit for an
- 有毛病yǒu máo bìng
something the matter
- 启程qǐ chéng
setting out; set out; fare forth; take the road; take to the road
- 逃进树林táo jìn shù lín
take to the woods
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