Adverb/conjunction meaning 'in a nutshell', 'in short', 'to sum up', or 'all in all'. Used to summarize previous arguments or state an overarching conclusion.
Modal verb meaning 'worth', 'worthy of', or 'worthwhile'. Takes various verb forms: 值得去 (worth going), 值得一看/一试 (worth seeing/trying), 值得研究 (worth investigating/studying).
Colloquial idiom meaning 'great minds think alike' or 'to think alike'. Expresses delighted agreement when two people share the identical plan or idea.
Colloquial term meaning 'boring', 'dull', 'lame', or 'buzzkill'. Expresses that an activity or thing lacks excitement or appeal.
Idiom meaning 'to pretend to understand when one doesn't' or 'pose as a know-it-all'. Criticizes false pretenses and vanity.
Idiom meaning 'never tire of hearing/watching' or 'endlessly captivating'. Praises artistic masterpieces that retain their charm upon countless repetitions.
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