n. 中国官话, 国语, 满清官吏, 柑橘
a. (中国式)紧身马褂的
n. shrub or small tree having flattened globose fruit with very sweet aromatic pulp and thin yellow-orange to flame-orange rind that is loose and easily removed; native to southeastern Asia
n. a member of an elite intellectual or cultural group
n. any high government official or bureaucrat
n. a high public official of imperial China
1. Get me someone who can sign csl, someone who can speak mandarin, and a lawyer who can speak both english and mandarin, so we don't get tripped up on legal terms.
找个懂CSL的人 会说普通话的人 会说英语和普通话的律师 这样在法律术语上不会有分歧
2. That's it? It's more poetic in mandarin.
就这样吗 用普通话说更有诗意
3. I have no time for milk teeth and mealymouthed mandarins.
我没时间应付乳臭未干的小鬼和拐弯抹角的官员
4. And get me someone who can mirandize in mandarin.
找个会普通话的人来宣读米兰达权利
5. And we need a stenographer who can take transcript in mandarin.
我们需要一位会用普通话记录的速记员
6. Bossee man say chief mandarin can go where he prease.
头儿说华人大人想去哪就去哪[模仿口音]
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