zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù:
  •   [ xuè ]( xué zhě zhōng ) shēng yán zhòng de jiàn fēn   doctors differ
  •   [ xuè ]( xué zhě zhōng ) shēng yán zhòng de jiàn fēn   doctors disagree
  •   [ xuè ] lǐfà shī [ diàn ]   a tonsorial artist [parlour]
  •   [ yàn ] zhī cái liǎo jiā。   Ill-gotten wealth never thrives.
  •   [ yàn ] zhī cái liǎo jiā。   Ill-gotten gains never prosper.
  •   [ yàn ] shì zhī qián yòu zhēng zhào。   Coming events cast their shadows before .
  •   [ yàn ] shì zhī qián yòu zhēng zhào。   Coming events cast their shadows before them.
  •   [ yàn ] shāng fēng shí chī shí 'èshāng fēng chī bìng 'è。   Feed a cold and starve a fever .
  •   [ yàn ] shénme shēng yīn , yòu shénme huí shēng ( shàn yòu shàn bào , è yòu 'è bào )。   As the call, so the echo .
  •   [ yàn ] jiào huà cái rán wàng suǒ 。   Set a beggar on horseback and he'll ride to the devil.
  •   [ yàn ] guǒ yuàn wàng dōunéng shí xiàn , gài zǎo jiù cái liǎo ; yuàn wàng néng dài shí 。   If wishes were horses,beggars might ride.
  •   [ yàn ] cháng xiào , xīnkuāntǐpán。   Laugh and grow fat.
  •   [ yàn ] qiáng dào cái chōng shēn shì。   A thief passes for a gentleman when stealing has made him rich.
  •   [ yàn ] men yǎn qián suǒ shēng de shì qíng , yòu duō shì men zhī dào de。   Much water runs by the mill that the miller knows not of.
  •   [ yàn ] zuì hòu tiān jiā de gēn dào cǎo duàn luò tuó bèi ; zuì hòu còu shàng de xiǎo yīn yǐn yīcháng huò。   It is the last straw that breaks the camel's back.
  •   [ yàn ] gǔn shí shēng tái , zhuǎnháng chéng cái ( lǎo huàn gōng zuò liǎo cái ); jiàn qiān zhōng suǒ 。   A rolling stone gathers no moss.