百发百中 bǎi fā bǎi zhòng
To hit the target every time. Used literally for shooting and archery, and figuratively for guesses, predictions or plans that never miss.
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To hit the target every time. Used literally for shooting and archery, and figuratively for guesses, predictions or plans that never miss.
To win every single time; unbeatable. Used for armies, sports teams and competitors, and well known from the saying about knowing yourself and your opponent.
Not sure whether to believe something: part of you accepts it and part of you doubts it. Used for your reaction to news, a story or a promise that sounds only half convincing.
A facial expression: the look on someone's face that shows what they feel. Also found in 表情包, 'emoji or sticker pack'.
A doctorate (PhD) or a person who holds one. After a surname it is a title: 王博士, 'Dr Wang'.
Completely unconscious; out cold. Used for someone who has fainted, been knocked out or is dead drunk.