bad laang ee jinzeeng | know or understand the value of being grateful; know how to show gratitude | 識人的人情; 知恩
be jinzeeng | curry favor; do someone a favor for personal consideration | 賣人情
binzeeng | how the people live and feel; condition or life situation of the people | 民情
chinzeeng | affection; good feeling among relatives; natural affection of one's family | 親情
cin jinzeeng | do what friendship or other human relations dictate | 盡人情
cinzeeng | genuine; actual happening of an incident; true state of affairs; real affections; sincerity | 真情
gixlie jinzeeng | duty and love | 義理人情
hoe-jinzeeng | to return a favor; to express one's thanks | 回人情; 答謝
hoee jinzeeng | return favor; in appreciate | 回人情; 謝恩
hongthor jinzeeng | local customs and practices | 風土人情
hongthor-jinzeeng | local customs and practices | 風土人情
høe-jinzeeng | to return a favor; to express one's thanks | 回人情
jinzeeng lefngloarn | men's feelings are changeable | 人情冷暖
jinzeeng | sensibilities; human sympathy; favor; human kindness; human sentiment; emotion or feeling; favors asked or done; good will (expressed in the form of gifts; invitation to diners) | 人情
linzeeng | favor, kindness | 人情
putkin jinzeeng | unreasonable; inconsiderate; disregarding others feelings | 無近人情
sinzeeng | spirit; mind | 神情
thorzhud cinzeeng | speak out the exact truth; say just what one thinks or the straight facts of the case | 吐出真情
thør jinzeeng | request a favor or kindness for another; (a person who has some influence or claim on the person asked) makes a request | 討人情
tinzeeng | petition; give a full statement or account of a situation; petition; appeal | 陳情
tinzeeng-sw | appeal (document) | 陳述書; 陳情書
ud laang ee jinzeeng | put on value on other's kindness | 抹殺人的好意
zoealinzeeng | do someone a favor | 做人情
zørjinzeeng | do a favor for someone | 送人情
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http://taioaan.org/taigie/english/jixtiern/match.php?exact=2&ndic=0&word=a
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