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第七十二回 苦笑道多财难中求助 逍遥为急使忙里偷闲 (Chapter Seventy-Two: Bitter Laughter: Seeking Aid Amidst Financial Distress; The Carefree Courier Steals Leisure from Busyness)

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🔊 却说燕西由外面回来,一进门,就碰到玉芬。玉芬问道:“你到哪里去了?忙得人影也不见。”燕西道:“有点事,在外面忙了一天。”玉芬道:“我看你回来不大一会儿工夫,又跑出去了。什么事,这样忙法?”燕西道:“也没什么要紧的事,不过朋友约会,不能不去。”玉芬道:“朋友?是哪一方面的朋友?我听说你这一阵子,倒肯用功,不是组织诗社,就是弄什么俱乐部,可是真的吗?”燕西笑道:“诗倒是作过两回,俱乐部却不敢弄。你想,我哪里有那种余钱去组织俱乐部?”玉芬道:“你倒好,学会装穷了。谁不知道你手里很活动呢?”燕西道:“这话从哪里说起?我手上活动,你怎样会知道?”玉芬笑道:“我怎么不知道?你花那些钱,赁房子,买家具,还瞒得了我吗?不过我看你这样子,大概也不会长久。这赁房子住,总不是办法。”燕西道:“暂时住着玩罢了。我又不在那里结婚成家,为什么赁起房子来?”玉芬道:“你不结婚,你把人家冷小姐往哪里搁?”燕西道:“这又奇了,我和冷小姐有什么关系?你为什么总把她拉在一处说?”玉芬笑道:“你想瞒我吗?那是不可能的。你的事,哪一件瞒得了我?”燕西道:“我并不瞒你,我和她不过是朋友而已。”玉芬道:“朋友?朋友就有送鞋子袜子的吗?”燕西道:“这不过因为她家道清寒,送一点东西,资助资助她,这也不算什么。”玉芬笑道:“好一个资助资助!你倒会说话。既然如此,为什么你又不敢到你父亲面前去说,却要这样偷偷摸摸的呢?”燕西道:“这又不是什么坏事,有什么不敢说?不过事情没有到那种程度,也不必急急地去说。”玉芬道:“到什么程度才算到了程度呢?”燕西笑道:“这又奇了,难道这些事,大嫂也要来干涉吗?”玉芬道:“我并不是干涉你,不过问问罢了。我听说你还打算替人家还债,有这话吗?”燕西道:“这是哪里来的话?我凭什么替人家还债?”玉芬道:“你倒推得干净。我自然有我的耳报神。你不用急,我也不来管你这些事。我不过白问一声。”说毕,笑了一笑,就走开了。

Now, it is said that Yan Xi returned from outside. As soon as he entered the door, he encountered Yu Fen. Yu Fen asked, "Where have you been? I haven't seen a trace of you, you've been so busy." Yan Xi said, "I had some matters and was busy outside all day." Yu Fen said, "I saw you back only a short while ago, and then you ran out again. What is it that keeps you so occupied?" Yan Xi replied, "It's nothing urgent. Just some friends' appointments I couldn't miss." Yu Fen said, "Friends? What kind of friends? I've heard you've been quite diligent lately, either organizing a poetry club or setting up some club. Is that true?" Yan Xi laughed, "I've composed poetry a couple of times, but I dare not start a club. Do you think I have spare money to organize a club?" Yu Fen said, "You've learned to play poor. Who doesn't know your hands are quite loose?" Yan Xi asked, "Where did that come from? How would you know my hands are loose?" Yu Fen smiled, "How wouldn't I know? You spent money renting a house and buying furniture. Did you think you could hide it from me? But looking at you, it probably won't last long. Renting a house isn't a solution." Yan Xi said, "It's just for temporary fun. I'm not getting married or setting up a home there. Why would I rent a house?" Yu Fen said, "If you're not getting married, where does that leave Miss Leng?" Yan Xi said, "That's strange. What relationship do I have with Miss Leng? Why do you always link us together?" Yu Fen laughed, "You want to hide it from me? That's impossible. Which of your affairs can you keep from me?" Yan Xi said, "I'm not hiding anything. We're just friends." Yu Fen said, "Friends? Do friends give shoes and socks?" Yan Xi said, "It's just because her family is poor. Giving a little something to help her out isn't a big deal." Yu Fen smiled, "What a fine way to help! You talk well. If that's the case, why don't you dare tell your father, instead of sneaking around like this?" Yan Xi said, "It's not a bad thing. Why wouldn't I dare? But things haven't reached that point yet, so there's no need to rush and tell him." Yu Fen asked, "What point do they need to reach?" Yan Xi laughed, "That's strange again. Does sister-in-law have to interfere in such matters?" Yu Fen said, "I'm not interfering. I'm just asking. I heard you even plan to pay off someone's debts. Is that true?" Yan Xi said, "Where did that come from? Why would I pay off someone's debts?" Yu Fen said, "You deny it so cleanly. I have my sources. Don't worry. I won't meddle in your affairs. I'm just asking casually." With that, she smiled and walked away.

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人影 rén yǐng
n. person's shadow or silhouette; often used in phrases to indicate someone's presence or absence.➕
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装穷 zhuāng qióng
v. to pretend to be poor.➕
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赁 lìn
v. to rent; to hire.➕
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搁 gē
v. to place; to put; to shelve (a matter).➕
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资助 zī zhù
v. to subsidize; to provide financial aid.➕
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偷偷摸摸 tōu tōu mō mō
adj. stealthily; furtively; in a sneaky manner.➕
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干涉 gān shè
v. to interfere; to intervene; to meddle.➕
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耳报神 ěr bào shén
n. a metaphorical term for someone who secretly reports news or information; an informer.➕
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白问 bái wèn
v. phrase. to ask in vain; to ask for no purpose (the '白' indicates futility).➕
🔊 燕西一人站在走廊下,不免发呆。心想,这件事,怎么连大嫂都知道了?这一定是那天在家里请客,露出马脚来了。这也不必去管它,以后自己处处谨慎一点就是了。只是现在钱已用光,再要和父亲去要钱,恐怕有些困难。刚才大嫂说的替冷家还债的话,虽是谣言,然而冷家现在的情形,实在也拮据。我不帮忙,谁帮忙呢?燕西想到这里,一刻儿也不能忍耐,马上坐了汽车,就到圈子胡同来。这个时候,宋润卿正在家里,一见燕西来了,很是欢喜。便道:“你来得正好,我今天收到几封诗社的信,正要找你商量呢。”燕西道:“信在哪里?先让我看看。”宋润卿便将几封信取了出来,燕西一看,也不过是几句照例的话,便道:“这也没有什么可商量的,复他们一封信就是了。”宋润卿道:“我想,我们现在人数渐渐多了,应该定一个社址。大家每星期聚会一次,当场的诗,大家传观,比通信总要好些。”燕西道:“我也是这样想。不过社址问题,倒很费踌躇。”宋润卿道:“舍下倒有两间空房,只是太窄小一点。”燕西道:“只要地方清静,窄小倒没关系。”宋润卿听说,大为欢喜。便带燕西去看房子。原来就是上房旁边的两间厢房,里面堆了些破旧家具,和那些破书。燕西看了一看,便道:“这倒很可以收拾出来用。”宋润卿道:“房钱一层,自然由社里公摊,不过修理费,倒要预先筹划。”燕西道:“这不要紧,这些小款子,让我一个人先垫出来得了。”宋润卿听了,更是欢喜。

Yan Xi stood alone under the corridor, lost in thought. He wondered how even sister-in-law knew about this. It must have been that day when he hosted guests at home and gave himself away. There was no point worrying about it now. He just needed to be more careful in the future. But now his money was all spent. Asking his father for more would likely be difficult. What sister-in-law said about paying off the Leng Residence's debts was just a rumor. Yet the Leng Residence's current situation was indeed tight. If he didn't help, who would? Thinking this, Yan Xi couldn't wait a moment longer. He immediately took an automobile and went to Circle Lane. At this time, Song Runqing was at home. Delighted to see Yan Xi, he said, "You've come at the right time. I received a few letters from the poetry society today and was just about to discuss them with you." Yan Xi said, "Where are the letters? Let me see them first." Song Runqing took out the letters. Yan Xi glanced at them and saw they contained only routine phrases. He said, "There's nothing much to discuss. Just reply with a letter." Song Runqing said, "I think as our numbers grow, we should set a fixed address for the society. We could meet once a week. The poems composed on the spot could be shared among us. That would be better than correspondence." Yan Xi said, "I think so too. But the issue of a venue is quite troublesome." Song Runqing said, "My place has two empty rooms, but they're a bit cramped." Yan Xi said, "As long as the place is quiet, the size doesn't matter." Hearing this, Song Runqing was overjoyed. He took Yan Xi to see the rooms. They were two side rooms next to the main quarters, filled with some old furniture and tattered books. Yan Xi looked around and said, "These can be tidied up for use." Song Runqing said, "The rent would naturally be shared by the society, but we need to plan for the repair costs in advance." Yan Xi said, "That's fine. I can advance the small amount myself." Song Runqing was even more pleased to hear this.

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发呆 fā dāi
v. to be in a daze; to stare blankly.➕
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露出马脚 lòu chū mǎ jiǎo
idiom. to show the cloven hoof; to give oneself away; to reveal one's true colors or a secret unintentionally.➕
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拮据 jié jū
adj. short of money; in straitened circumstances; financially hard up.➕
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踌躇 chóu chú
v. to hesitate; to pause in indecision.➕
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舍下 shè xià
n. a humble term for one's own home (used in formal or polite contexts).➕
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公摊 gōng tān
v. to share (expenses, costs) equally among a group; public apportionment.➕
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垫 diàn
v. to pay on behalf of someone temporarily; to advance money.➕
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茂盛 mào shèng
adj. (of plants) lush; luxuriant; thriving.➕
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不由得 bù yóu de
adv. can't help; involuntarily.➕
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密斯 mì sī
n. a transliteration of "Miss", used in early modern Chinese, now archaic.➕
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清静 qīng jìng
adj. quiet; peaceful; tranquil.➕
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颓丧 tuí sàng
adj. dejected; dispirited; downcast.➕
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道谢 dào xiè
v. to express thanks; to say thank you.➕
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无功受禄 wú gōng shòu lù
idiom. to receive a reward without having done anything to deserve it; to get something for nothing.➕
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过意不去 guò yì bù qù
adj. phrase. to feel sorry; to feel apologetic; to have a guilty conscience.➕
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些须 xiē xū
adj. a little; a small amount (formal or literary).➕
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挂在齿上 guà zài chǐ shàng
phrase. to keep mentioning; to harp on; literally "to hang on one's teeth".➕
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执意 zhí yì
adv. insistently; obstinately; determined to (do something).➕
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勉强 miǎn qiǎng
v. to force (someone to do something); to do something reluctantly.➕
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景况 jǐng kuàng
n. situation; circumstances; condition.➕
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俭省 jiǎn shěng
adj. frugal; thrifty; economical.➕
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使不得 shǐ bu de
v. phrase. must not; cannot be allowed; won't do.➕
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见外 jiàn wài
adj. to treat someone as an outsider; to stand on ceremony.➕
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缓急 huǎn jí
n. urgency; emergency; degree of urgency.➕
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骨气 gǔ qì
n. moral integrity; strength of character; backbone.➕
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明受 míng shòu
v. to accept openly or publicly.➕
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暗中 àn zhōng
adv. secretly; in secret; behind the scenes.➕
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设法 shè fǎ
v. to try; to find a way; to devise means.➕
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用度 yòng dù
n. expenses; expenditure; outlay.➕
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出神 chū shén
v./adj. to be absorbed in thought; distracted➕
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说道 shuō dào
v. to say; said (often used in written or classical Chinese)➕
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七爷 qī yé
n. a respectful term for a young master or gentleman, often used in historical contexts➕
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却是 què shì
conj. but it is; however (used to indicate contrast)➕
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神 shén
n. god; spirit; mind; supernatural being➕
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封 fēng
n./v. measure word for letters or sealed items; to seal➕
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道 dào
n./v. way; path; to say; principle➕
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爷 yé
n. master; grandfather; respectful term for an elder man➕
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接 jiē
v. to receive; to answer; to connect➕
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却 què
adv. but; however; yet (indicating contrast)➕
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诗兴 shī xìng
n. inspiration for writing poetry; poetic mood.➕
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拨冗 bō rǒng
v. to take time out from a busy schedule (a polite request).➕
🔊 文安!
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文安 wén ān
n. a polite greeting used at the end of letters, wishing the recipient peace and well-being in literary pursuits.➕
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商量 shāng liang
v. to discuss; to consult➕
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大概 dà gài
adv. probably; roughly; approximately➕
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借 jiè
v. to borrow; to lend➕
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不够 bù gòu
adv. not enough; insufficient➕
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不过 bù guò
conj. but; however; only➕
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既 jì
conj. since; as; already (used to indicate reason or condition)➕
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好在 hǎo zài
adv. fortunately; luckily➕
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且 qiě
adv. for now; moreover; and➕
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一趟 yī tàng
n. measure word for trips or journeys; one trip➕
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到底 dào dǐ
adv. after all; in the end;到底 used for emphasis or to ask for the truth➕
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时髦 shí máo
adj. fashionable; stylish; in vogue.➕
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贵人 guì rén
n. an honorable person; a person of high status; (used jokingly or politely) a person hard to get hold of.➕
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难请 nán qǐng
adj. phrase. hard to invite; difficult to get to come.➕
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居然 jū rán
adv. unexpectedly; to one's surprise; actually.➕
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交际场 jiāo jì chǎng
n. social circles; arena of social interaction.➕
🔊 乌二小姐让燕西坐下,亲自倒了一杯茶,递在他手里。然后笑道:“我今天请你来,实在有一件事要求你。”燕西道:“什么事?只要我办得到的,没有不答应。”乌二小姐道:“这事在你自然是办得到的。我最近手头非常拮据,外面的债务,逼得我透不过气来。我想和你暂通融五百块钱,等我下月拿到钱,立刻就还你。”燕西听了,心里不免踌躇。便道:“二小姐,不是我不肯帮忙,我最近也很紧。这几百块钱,实在拿不出来。”乌二小姐笑道:“你别哭穷了,谁不知道你手里活动?这几百块钱,在你不过是九牛一毛。”燕西道:“实在是真话。我若有办法,上次也不至于……”说到这里,便停住了。乌二小姐道:“不至于什么?你说呀。”燕西道:“不至于那样为难了。”乌二小姐道:“我不管,你总得替我想个法子。要不然,我今天就不放你走。”燕西见她这样说,知道不答应是不行的。便道:“既然这样,让我去筹划筹划。三天之内,我一准给你回信。”乌二小姐道:“三天?那不行。我的债主明天就要来,我非得今天有了钱不能过去。”燕西道:“今天实在没有办法。”乌二小姐道:“你身上有多少,先拿出来,应应急也好。”燕西道:“我身上也不过几十块钱。”乌二小姐道:“那就先拿几十块钱给我吧。”燕西无奈,只得把身上的钱都掏出来,一共也不过七八十元,一齐交给了乌二小姐。乌二小姐接了钱,笑道:“这虽然不够,也可以抵挡一阵子了。其余的,还是请你赶快替我设法。”燕西道:“好吧,我尽量替你设法就是了。”

Second Miss Wu asked Yan Xi to sit, personally poured him a cup of tea, and handed it to him. Then she smiled, "I asked you here today because I truly have a favor to ask." Yan Xi said, "What is it? If I can do it, I won't refuse." Second Miss Wu said, "For you, it's certainly doable. I've been very short on money lately. Debts are pressing me to the point of suffocation. I'd like to borrow five hundred dollars from you temporarily. I'll repay you as soon as I get money next month." Hearing this, Yan Xi hesitated. He said, "Second Miss, it's not that I won't help. I've been tight myself lately. I really can't come up with a few hundred dollars." Second Miss Wu smiled, "Don't pretend to be poor. Everyone knows your hands are loose. A few hundred dollars is like a drop in the ocean for you." Yan Xi said, "It's the truth. If I had a way, last time I wouldn't have..." He trailed off. Second Miss Wu said, "Wouldn't have what? Say it." Yan Xi said, "Wouldn't have been in such a fix." Second Miss Wu said, "I don't care. You must think of a way for me. Otherwise, I won't let you leave today." Seeing her insistence, Yan Xi knew he couldn't refuse. He said, "Since that's the case, let me try to arrange it. Within three days, I'll give you a definite answer." Second Miss Wu said, "Three days? That won't do. My creditors are coming tomorrow. I need money today to get through." Yan Xi said, "I really have no way today." Second Miss Wu said, "How much do you have on you? Give it to me first to ease the urgency." Yan Xi said, "I only have a few dozen dollars on me." Second Miss Wu said, "Then give me those few dozen dollars first." Helpless, Yan Xi took out all the money he had, about seventy or eighty dollars, and handed it to Second Miss Wu. Second Miss Wu took the money and smiled, "This isn't enough, but it'll hold off for a while. For the rest, please hurry and find a way for me." Yan Xi said, "Alright, I'll do my best to arrange it."

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透不过气 tòu bù guò qì
phrase. Can't breathe; feel overwhelmed or suffocated.➕
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九牛一毛 jiǔ niú yī máo
idiom. A drop in the bucket; a very small part of something large.➕
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筹划 chóu huà
v. Plan; make arrangements.➕
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通融 tōng róng
v. Accommodate; make an exception, especially in lending money or bending rules.➕
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一准 yī zhǔn
adv. Definitely; certainly.➕
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无奈 wú nài
adv. Helplessly; having no choice.➕
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抵挡 dǐ dǎng
v. Withstand; resist; hold off.➕
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递 dì
v. Pass; hand over.➕
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便 biàn
adv. Then; thereupon; used to indicate a logical sequence.➕
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懊恼 ào nǎo
adj. Annoyed; vexed; feeling regret or irritation.➕
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凭空 píng kōng
adv. Out of thin air; without basis; for no reason.➕
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负担 fù dān
n. Burden; load; something that causes worry or difficulty.➕
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应酬 yìng chou
n./v. Social engagement; entertainment; to socialize or entertain.➕
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限度 xiàn dù
n. Limit; boundary; the extent to which something is allowed.➕
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亏空 kuī kōng
n. Deficit; debt; shortage of funds.➕
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打算 dǎ suàn
n./v. Plan; intention; to plan or intend.➕
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好生 hǎo shēng
adv. Quite; very; used to emphasize degree.➕
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悄 qiāo
adv. Quietly; silently; often used in reduplicated form '悄悄'.➕
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发闷 fā mèn
v. Feel bored or depressed; be in low spirits.➕
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收条 shōu tiáo
n. Receipt; a written acknowledgment of payment.➕
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疑心 yí xīn
n./v. Suspicion; doubt; to suspect or doubt.➕
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烦 fán
adj. Annoyed; irritated; troubled.➕
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闷 mèn
adj. Bored; depressed; stifling.➕
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扑通扑通 pū tōng pū tōng
onomatopoeia. Thumping sound; representing the sound of heartbeats or objects falling into water.➕
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兑 duì
v. Cash; exchange; convert (e.g., money or checks).➕
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银行 yín háng
n. Bank; financial institution.➕
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总理 zǒng lǐ
n. Prime minister; premier; here used as a title for a high-ranking official.➕
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急用 jí yòng
n. Urgent need; something required immediately.➕
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藏 cáng
v. Hide; conceal; store away.➕
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稳 wěn
adj. Steady; stable; reliable.➕
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约莫 yuē mò
adv. Approximately; roughly; about.➕
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皮包 pí bāo
n. Leather bag; briefcase; handbag.➕
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钞票 chāo piào
n. Banknotes; paper money.➕
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数目 shù mù
n. Amount; number; quantity.➕
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决 jué
adv. Absolutely; definitely; used for emphasis.➕
🔊 一连几天,燕西心里总是忐忐忑忑的,不敢和父亲见面。偏偏这天晚上,金铨把他叫了去,问道:“我听说你这几天,用钱又用得很多,到底干了些什么?”燕西道:“也不过是些普通的应酬。”金铨道:“普通的应酬,一个月何至于用到一千多块钱?你说实话,你到底在外面干了些什么?”燕西道:“实在没有干什么。”金铨道:“你还赖!我且问你,我有一张一千二百元的支票,放在书房里,忽然不见了,你知道不知道?”燕西听了这话,吓得心里乱跳。勉强镇定着说道:“我……我不知道。”金铨道:“你不知道?我听说有人拿我的支票,到银行里去取钱,这人好像是你那里的金荣。难道金荣敢偷我的支票吗?”燕西知道瞒不住了,只得说道:“支票是我拿的。因为我有一笔急用,所以暂时借用一下。本来想过几天就告诉父亲的。”金铨听了,不由得大怒。便道:“你这畜生!竟敢偷起我的支票来了。你还了得!”说着,顺手拿了一根鸡毛掸子,便向燕西打来。燕西也不敢躲,只得站着挨打。金太太听见吵闹声,连忙赶过来,把金铨拦住。说道:“什么事,生这样大的气?”金铨道:“你问他!他竟敢偷我的支票。”金太太便问燕西道:“你到底拿了多少钱?干什么用了?”燕西只得把实在情形说了一遍。金太太道:“你这孩子,也太胡闹了。用钱虽然要紧,也不能偷父亲的支票。你快向你父亲赔个不是。”燕西便向金铨请了一个安,说道:“儿子一时糊涂,下次再也不敢了。”金铨气犹未息,骂道:“你这不成材的东西,给我滚出去!我这几天不要见你。”燕西只得退了出来。

For several days, Yan Xi felt restless and avoided meeting his father. Coincidentally, that evening, Jin Quan summoned him and asked, "I heard you've been spending a lot of money again these days. What exactly have you been up to?" Yan Xi said, "Just ordinary social engagements." Jin Quan said, "Ordinary social engagements? How can they cost over a thousand dollars a month? Tell the truth. What have you been doing outside?" Yan Xi said, "I really haven't done anything." Jin Quan said, "You still deny it! Let me ask you. I had a check for twelve hundred dollars in the study. It suddenly disappeared. Do you know about it?" Hearing this, Yan Xi's heart raced. He forced himself to stay calm and said, "I... I don't know." Jin Quan said, "You don't know? I heard someone took my check to the bank to cash it. That person seemed to be your Jin Rong. Would Jin Rong dare steal my check?" Yan Xi knew he couldn't hide it. He said, "I took the check. Because I had an urgent need, I borrowed it temporarily. I meant to tell you in a few days." Hearing this, Jin Quan flew into a rage. He said, "You beast! You dare steal my check! How dare you!" With that, he grabbed a feather duster and struck Yan Xi. Yan Xi didn't dare dodge and stood taking the hits. Mrs. Jin heard the commotion and rushed over to stop Jin Quan. She said, "What's the matter? Why such anger?" Jin Quan said, "Ask him! He dared steal my check." Mrs. Jin asked Yan Xi, "How much did you take? What did you use it for?" Yan Xi had to explain the true situation. Mrs. Jin said, "You child, you're too reckless. Though money is needed, you can't steal your father's check. Quickly apologize to your father." Yan Xi paid his respects with a formal bow to Jin Quan and said, "I was foolish for a moment. I won't dare again." Jin Quan's anger hadn't subsided. He scolded, "You good-for-nothing, get out! I don't want to see you these days." Yan Xi had to withdraw.

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忐忐忑忑 tǎn tǎn tè tè
adj. Nervous; uneasy; in a state of anxiety.➕
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偏偏 piān piān
adv. As luck would have it; contrarily; used to indicate something unexpected or contrary.➕
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赖 lài
v. Deny; refuse to admit; shift blame.➕
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镇定 zhèn dìng
v. Calm down; compose oneself; stay calm.➕
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瞒 mán
v. Hide; conceal; keep secret.➕
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畜生 chù sheng
n. Beast; animal; used as an insult for a person.➕
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鸡毛掸子 jī máo dǎn zi
n. Feather duster; used for cleaning.➕
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挨打 ái dǎ
v. Be beaten; suffer beating.➕
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胡闹 hú nào
v. Act recklessly; mess around; behave foolishly.➕
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赔个不是 péi gè bù shì
phrase. Apologize; make an apology.➕
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闲谈 xián tán
v. Chat; talk casually; have a casual conversation.➕
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隔 gé
v. Separate; be apart; partition.➕
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堵 dǔ
measure word. Measure word for walls; also means to block.➕
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墙 qiáng
n. Wall; a vertical structure for enclosure or support.➕
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闲坐 xián zuò
v. to sit idly; to sit leisurely➕
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忽然 hū rán
adv. suddenly; all of a sudden➕
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听说 tīng shuō
v. to hear of; to be told➕
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父亲 fù qīn
n. father (formal term)➕
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只得 zhǐ dé
adv. have to; can only; must➕
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匆匆 cōng cōng
adj. hurriedly; in a rush➕
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