地

dei6

地 | [國] 們

used after a personal pronoun to indicate plurality

dei6*2

somewhat; a bit; a little (used after a reduplicated adjective to form an adjectival phrase)

-ly (affixed to a reduplicated adjective to form an adverbial phrase)

yourselves (female) | Mand.: 你們自己; 妳們自己 | 你 is often used for both male and female

yourselves (female) [colloquial]

our; ours. Mand.: 我們的

"ours"; "our…"

yourselves | Mand.: 你們自己

yourselves

your; yours (plural). Mand.: 你們的

your's (spoken)

them; they | Third-party plural pronoun | Std. Chin.: 他們 (masculine, mixed or general); 她們 (feminine); 它們 (non-human)

(pronoun) they

must be dumb or stupid; out of one's mind

so-so

to be drunk [colloquial]

know a little bit

To know a little bit

you (plural)

(pronoun – plural) you

daddy

爸爸

about average; fair to middling

about in the middle; or to describe a person is not walking straightly but clumsily

other people's. Mand.: 別人的; 他人的

other people's [colloquial]

their; theirs. Mand.: 他們的 (m or general), 她們的 (f), 它們的 (n)

their's (spoken)

ourselves | Mand.: 我們自己

pronoun; ourselves

we

(pronoun) we; us

(often used playfully) I; me

he; she; they; him; her; them

other people; others; everybody else

(pronoun) they; he; she; I; other people; everybody else

themselves | Mand.: 他們自己 (general or male); 她們自己 (female); 它們自己 (inanimate objects); 牠們自己 (animals); 祂們自己 (gods)

themselves

lost one's mind; crazy; insane

at least; at the very least; to say the least

At least

medium-hot/spicy

a little bit wet [colloquial]

dim-witted; weird; foolish; go haywire