Pakkvialaang | Pekingese | 北京人
hoef khuy moafthvy phafng kietcie ciaq kvialaang | The flowers are blooming all over the sky, and the fruit is amazing | 花開滿天芳 結子才驚人
khuihoef moafthvy phafng kietcie ciaq kvialaang | to bloom whole sky fragrant to bear seeds (of plant) ability astonishing | 開花滿天芳 結子才驚人
khuihoef moafthvy sii kietcie ciaq kvialaang | to bloom whole sky o'clock to bear seeds (of plant) ability astonishing | 開花滿天時 結子才驚人
kvialaang | dirty; filthy; dirty; amazing | 骯髒;驚人;恐嚇
laang kviaf zhat, zhat kvialaang | People are shocked by thieves, and thieves are shocked | 人驚賊，賊驚人
m-kvialaang | not timid | 無驚人
mxkviaf hor u svaky zhuix, cie kvialaang u nng phvix sym | (literary) no to startle tiger to have three to support beak , only astonishing to have two disk heart | 毋驚虎有三支喙,只驚人有兩片心
øe kvialaang | cause people to scare because dirtiness | 會驚人
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