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蛇鼠一窩 (se4 syu2 jat1 wo1) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

蛇鼠一窩 (se4 syu2 jat1 wo1, shé shǔ yì wō) — an idiom used to describe a group of people in the same syndicate and have the same intention (normally illicit or unpleasant intention) to carry out something harmful to others. Literally "snake and rat in the same nest"; act in collusion with each other

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beyond HSK

Related words

• 蛇仔 (se4 zai2) — literal meaning or translation: small snake(s); the driver's assistant whose jo…
• 蛇匪 (se4 fei2) — Criminals that are illegal immigrants
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• 蛇喱眼 (se4 lei2 ngaan5) — looking down on one; peeking (slang)
• 蛇宴 (se4 jin3) — banquet that serves snakes as the main dishes
• 蛇果 (se4 gwo2) — red delicious (type of apple)

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