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        chuí, to hang (down)/droop/dangle/bend down/hand down/bequeath/nearly/almost/to approa...
        chuísǐ, dying
        chuízhí, perpendicular/vertical
        xiàchuí, to droop/to sag/to hang down/sagging/drooping/prolapse (medicine)
        chuíxián, to water at the mouth/to drool
        chuíwēi, close to death/life-threatening (illness)
        chuísǐzhēngzhá, [垂死掙扎], deathbed struggle/final struggle (idiom)
        ěrchuí, earlobe
        chuíqīng, to show appreciation for sb/to look upon sb with favor
        yǒngchuíbùxiǔ, eternal glory/will never be forgotten
        míngchuíqīngshǐ, lit. reputation will go down in history (idiom); fig. achievements will earn ete...
        nǎochuítǐ, [腦垂體], pituitary gland
        Kǎowénchuí, Coventry city in West Midlands 西米德蘭茲|西米德兰兹[Xī mǐ dé lán zī], UK
        chuíxiányùdī, to drool with desire (idiom); to envy/to hunger for
        chuídiào, [垂釣], angling
        dīchuí, to droop/to hang low
        gōngbàichuíchéng, [功敗垂成], to fail within sight of success (idiom); last-minute failure/to fall at the last...
        xuányōngchuí, [懸雍垂], uvula (biology)
        chuítǐ, [垂體], pituitary gland
线         chuízhíxiàn, [垂直線], vertical line
        chuímùzhīnián, old age
线         chuíxiàn, [垂線], (math.) perpendicular line/vertical line
        chuíliǔ, weeping willow (Salix babylonica)
        Èlìchuíyà, [厄利垂亞], Eritrea (Tw)
        zuòbùchuítáng, lit. don't sit under the eaves (where tiles may fall from the roof) (idiom); fig...
        chuíxià, to hang down
        chuíchuí, gradually/to drop
        chuítóusàngqì, [垂頭喪氣], hanging one's head dispiritedly (idiom); dejected/crestfallen
        chuíliántīngzhèng, [垂簾聽政], lit. to govern from behind the curtain/to rule in place of the emperor (idiom)
        chuímù, canopy
        chuíniàn, (courteous) to be so kind as to think of (me)
        chuíxuánfēncí, [垂懸分詞], hanging participle (error of grammar in English)
        chuígǎn, drape effect (fashion)
        chuíguà, [垂掛], to hang down/suspended
        chuíyángliǔ, [垂楊柳], weeping willow
        chuíqì, to shed tears
        chuílèi, [垂淚], to shed tears
        chuíxiánsānchǐ, to drool (over) (idiom)/to yearn for/to covet/to crave
        chuízhíhéduǎnjùqǐluòfēijī, [垂直和短距起落飛機], vertical or short takeoff and landing aircraft
        chuízhíwěiyì, (aviation) tailfin/vertical stabilizer
        chuízhíqǐluòfēijī, [垂直起落飛機], vertical takeoff and landing aircraft
        chuízhízhóu, [垂直軸], vertical shaft/(math.) vertical axis
        chuílǎo, approaching old age
        chuítiáo, falling hair of a child/(fig.) child
        yèmùdīchuí, darkness fell (falls, had fallen etc)
        jiālěiqiānjīn,zuòbùchuítáng, lit. a wealthy person does not sit under the eaves (idiom); fig. a rich man does...
        xuánchuí, [懸垂], overhang
        pīchuí, (of clothes, hair etc) to hang down and cover/to flow down
        rǎnzhǐchuíxián, lit. dirty finger, mouth watering (idiom); fig. greedy to seize sth
        mǔzǐchuízhígǎnrǎn, mother-to-infant transmission
        xiùfàchuíjiān, [秀髮垂肩], beautiful shoulder length hair (idiom)
        Kǎowénchuíshì, Coventry (UK)
        ròuchuímàijī, [肉垂麥雞], (bird species of China) red-wattled lapwing (Vanellus indicus)
        wèixiàchuí, gastroptosis
        nǎoxiàchuítǐ, [腦下垂體], pituitary glands (at the base of the skull)
        tuōchuí, [脫垂], prolapse
        xiànchuítǐ, [腺垂體], pituitary gland
线         qiānchuíxiàn, [鉛垂線], plumbline
        chánxiányùchuí, [饞涎欲垂], see 饞涎欲滴|馋涎欲滴[chán xián yù dī]
        Mǎsīchuíkè, [馬斯垂剋], Maastricht (Netherlands)

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