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The English phrase ‘very hungry’ is translated into Chinese as 很饿. The phrase is used to describe a strong feeling of needing to eat food.

The English word ‘casually’ is translated into Chinese as 随便地. 随便地 is used to describe an action performed in a relaxed, unplanned or indifferent manner.

The English phrase ‘sir’ is translated into Chinese as 先生. 先生 is used to address any male, especially if his name or proper address is unknown.

The Chinese word for ‘rusty’ (meaning lacking recent experience or out of practice) is 生锈.

In Chinese, “do you like” is expressed as 你喜欢吗. This phrase is used to ask if someone enjoys or has a positive feeling toward something.

The English name Adam is translated into Chinese as 亚当. 亚当 is used as the formal translation for the male given name Adam.

In Chinese, bao buns are called 包子. 包子 refers to steamed buns that are filled with meat or vegetables.

In Chinese, ‘husky’ is translated as 哈士奇. The word is used to refer to any of the several breeds of dogs used as sled dogs.

The English phrase hardworking is translated into Chinese as 勤勉. Hardworking refers to someone taking their work seriously and doing it well and rapidly.

The English word toucan is translated into Chinese as 鵎鵼 /𱉻𱊊, 大嘴鳥 / 大嘴鸟 or 巨嘴鳥 / 巨嘴鸟.