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SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
- trick
- drama
- play
- show
- CL:[chu1],|[chang3],|[tai2]
Jīng- Beijing Opera
- CL:[chu1]
zuò- to act in a play
- to put on a play
nuó- Anhui local opera
ér- child's play
- trifling matter
qián- foreplay
chàng- to perform in opera
- to frolic
- fun
- a romp
仿仿fǎng- parody
- imitation
- to insult
- drama
- play
- theater
zi- (derog.) opera singer
- actor
nòng- to play tricks on
- to make fun of
- to tease
- Chinese opera
- magic trick
yǎn- the best part (of a play etc)
- item (on a program)
piào- (theater etc) ticket
chēng- to jokingly call
- jocular appellation
shuǎ- to amuse oneself
- to play with
- to tease
tái- stage
yán- joking matter
- to go back on one's words
- actor's lines (in theater)
shuō- dramatic form consisting of historical narration
- history as jocular narrative
- to stretch history for a joking story
- amusing story with strained interpretations of history
- to make an unreasonable comparison in jest
xuè- to banter
- to crack jokes
- to ridicule
yuàn- theater
- acrobatics
- jugglery
- cheap trick
- game
pāi- to shoot a movie
jiē- to accept an acting role
sàn- end of a show
méi- (coll.) not a chance
- no way
- hopeless
yǎn- to put on a play
- to perform
- fig. to pretend
- to feign
pái- a card game
hóu- monkey show
kàn- to watch a play
- to watch passively (i.e. from the sidelines, from the crowd)
shè- theatrical performance (e.g. on religious festival)
tīng- to attend an opera
- to see an opera
luǒ- nude scene (in a movie)
調tiáo- to take liberties with a woman
- to dally
- to assail a woman with obscenities
xié- to joke
xuè- fun and mockery
yóu- game
- CL:|[chang3]
- to play
kāi- to start an opera
- acrobatics
- entertainment at folk festival
- circus
rénǒu- puppet show
kuǐlěi- puppet show
tái- last item on a show
- grand finale
zhòu- next-to-last item on a program (theater)
- climax
zhòu- last item on a program (theater)
dài- glove puppetry
huà- theatrical
jiā- dramatist
- playwright
xìng- dramatic
shuō- period costume drama (on TV)
zhǎngzhōng- see 布袋|布袋戏[bu4 dai4 xi4]
zhézi- highlights from opera
liǔzi- Shandong opera
yàngbǎn- model theater (operas and ballets produced during the Cultural Revolution)
zǎi- type of opera from Taiwan and Fujian
yóuchí- paddling pool
- wading pool
jiǎo- variant of 獨角|独角戏[du2 jiao3 xi4]
jiǎo- monodrama
- one-man show
- comic talk
yǐng- shadow play
huādēng- opera for popular in Sichuan and Yunnan
huā- opera form popular along Changjiang
biàn- to perform conjuring tricks
- to conjure
- to juggle
biàn- to perform magic
- to do magic tricks
- prestidigitation
yóuchǎng- playground
yóu- video game
- game machine
Yóuwáng- Yu-Gi-Oh!
yóushuō- theory of free play (in Kant's philosophy)
zhòngtóu- opera rich in singing and dancing
- the most important part or highlight (of a project, plan etc)
tuán- circus
gāojiǎ- Gaojia opera of Fujian and Taiwan
guǐ- sinister plot
- dirty trick
- cheap trick
Huángméi- Huangmei opera (local opera of Anhui)
jiǎzhēnchàng- fiction comes true
- play-acting that turns into reality
chàngduìtái- to put on a rival show (idiom); to set oneself up against sb
- to get into confrontation
zhòuhǎo- see 壓軸|压轴戏[ya1 zhou4 xi4]
màozi- hat trick (when one player scores three goals)
pīnbǎnyóu- jigsaw puzzle
- wood block puzzle
chēyuàn- drive-in theater
liányóu- a network computer game
shìtóngér- to regard sth as a plaything (idiom); to consider unimportant
- to view as trifling
māoshǔyóu- cat and mouse game
féngchǎngzuò- lit. find a stage, put on a comedy (idiom); to join in the fun
- to play along according to local conditions
yóushèbèi- gaming device
- controller (for computer or console)
diànyóu- computer and video games
yuānyāngshuǐ- lit. mandarin ducks playing in the water
- fig. to make love
tiānyuàn- open-air amphitheater
ShànghǎiXuéyuàn- Shanghai Theatrical Institute
ZhōngyāngXuéyuàn- Central Academy of Drama
hǎoháizàihòutou- the best part of the show is yet to come
- (with ironic tone) the worst is yet to come
- you ain't seen nothin' yet
juébànyǎnyóu- role-playing game (RPG)
sāngeréntái- three women are enough for a drama (idiom)
huàrénwéicháng- histrionic personality disorder (HPD)

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