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conscience in regard to it.
- hâh lí;
- reasonable.
- i ŭ chêng-lí;
- he has reason on his side.
- bô̤ chêng-lí;
- unreasonable; not according to common sense.
- siu-lí kàu iap-thiap iap-thiap;
- put it in complete order.
- sṳ̆-lí;
- to set in order; to regulate.
- cíaⁿ-lí;
- put in good repair.
- lí sṳ̄;
- attend to affairs, regulate matters.
- lí ke sṳ̄;
- attend to domestic concerns.
- àiⁿ khṳ̀ lí kĭaⁿ sṳ̄;
- is going to attend to an affair requiring adjustment.
- lṳ́ kio úa lí hó̤;
- you rectify it for me.
- seng-ĺi;
- trade.
- ŭ seng-lí hó̤ mē?
- Is trade brisk with you?
- seng-lí hó̤ mē?
- Is your business prosperous?
- bô̤ mih seng-lí;
- does not sell off much.
- pōiⁿ-lí kàu cheng-chó̤;
- have it all completly adjusted.
- līo-lí;
- to arrange with care.
- thîo-lí;
- to cure.
- cē m̄ ôiⁿ cū lí m̄ kàu cía sṳ̄;
- if I have not leisure, I cannot manage to attend to this.
- cĭeⁿ mn̂g, khṳ̀ kio i lí-lŭn;
- go to his door, and reason with him about it.
- lí-hŭe;
- to manage kindly.
- mih sṳ̄ to tîeh káng-lí;
- in every affair the rights of the case must be regarded.
- i cò̤ sṳ̄ ío cĭu lí;
- he is regardful of the right in what he does.
- khîang sṳ̂, tô̤h cìaⁿ lí;
- talk speciously and distort reasons.
- bô̤ lí à kàu ŭ lí;
- make the worse appear the better reason.
- cía sĭ khîang sṳ̂ tô̤h lí kâi ūe;
- this is wresting words in such a way as to pervert the truth.
- tàⁿ ūe bô̤ chêng bô̤ lí;
- talk unreasonably.
- íⁿ lí lâi lŭn, i m̄-hó̤ cìeⁿ-seⁿ;
- putting it on the ground of equity, he is in the wrong.
- cía sĭ sĭm-mih tŏ̤-lí;
- what sort of argument is this.
- i m̄ lí i;
- he will not take it in hand.
- kẃn-lí;
- to control; take charge of; govern.
- sĭ tī-tîang tó̤ kẃn-lí?
- Who has charge of it?
- bûn-lí;
- the literary style.
- lí kng, m̄ lí àm;
- regard what is evident, not what is behind the scenes.
- i lí m̄ khṳ̀;
- he cannot manage it.
- i lí m̄ lâi;
- he cannot adjust matters.
- kak nâng lí kak nâng kâi sṳ̄;
- let each attend to his own business.
- màiⁿ li khah hn̆g, lṳ́ li lṳ́ ka-kī cū hó̤;
- do not extend your management of affairs too far, if you keep yourself in order you will do well.
- cìe lí lâi tàⁿ, tîeh cìeⁿ-seⁿ cìaⁿ tîeh;
- speaking simply of how it ought to be, it must be thus in order to be right.
- i cò̤ sṳ̄ to m̄ cìo lí;
- he always acts contrary to reason.
- lí lō m̄ sĭ cìeⁿ-seⁿ;
- that is not the right way to do.
- i sĭ pang-lí kâi;
- he acts as assistant in the management of the affair.
- cía tŏ̤-lí cū sĭeⁿ m̄ phùa;
- I had not thought out this principle.
- cìeⁿ-seⁿ tàⁿ īa ŭ lí;
- there is reason in that also.
- kak cip cêk lí;
- each holds to his own view.
- cêk lí tong, peh lí thiet;
- one principle extends throughout all principles.
- tŏ̤-lí cū sĭ cêk īe;
- correct doctrine is always the same.
- chêng-lí sĭ sie-kang kâi;
- pure reason is common to all.
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- chêng-lí sĭ ŭ ciⁿ ŭ sì hùe chī kâi;
- the better reason is with him who has wealth and power.
- áu-lí;
- perverse; pig-headed.
- khîu kuaⁿ sin-lí;
- beseech the magistrate to rectify a wrong.
- lí khut;
- in the wrong; proved to be on the wrong side the question.
- i kâi lí tó̤;
- he has not many arguments to sustain his views.
- tàⁿ lâi chêng-lí tn̂g;
- the reasons set forth are numerous.
- lí tît, khì câug;
- in a good cause, there is inherent strength.
- lí hut, sṳ̄ khîong;
- in a bad cause there is inherent weakness.
- tōa-tōa tŏ̤-lí;
- important principles.
- ngĭ lí chim-àn;
- right principles are profound and subtle.
- im îang cêk lí;
- for what is hidden and what is apparent, there is but one rule of action.
- i kâi cṳ-lí chim, nâng-chêng mûeh-lí, hío khṳ̀ thàng;
- he has a profound understanding of the principles of literature, and thoroughly comprehends both human nature and physics.
- hío lí;
- understand the eternal fitness of things.
- cang lí lâi chui-chek;
- think it out on the basis of principle.
- cí kâi lí khîong m̄ chut;
- this principle cannot be fully expounded.
- chúi sŭn lí;
- to reason from first principles.
- sŭn lí;
- follow the dictates of reason.
- ngêk lí;
- go contrary to the dictates of reason.
- mêng lí;
- clear up a point in ethics.
- pŭe lí;
- disregard the right.
- tàⁿ lâi tîeh lí;
- rightly argued.
- káng-kìu tŏ̤-lí;
- expound the doctrine.
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- That on which the foot rests; a leather shoe; to walk; to act; action, conduct.
- lí-lêh;
- a record of conduct.
- thîaⁿ cĭeⁿ lí-lêh;
- to send a record of one's proceedings up to court.
- chìang lí-lêh;
- one's own verbal statement of one's proceedings.
- jû lí pó̤h piaⁿ;
- as if treading on thin ice.
- khóng lí ôi;
- strong plain shoes for men's wear.
- peh kûiⁿ suaⁿ jû lí pêⁿ tī;
- climbs a mountain as if walking on level ground.
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- The carp, bream, sucker and similar fish.
- lí hṳ̂;
- the carp.
- kim lí;
- goldfish.
- kîe kha lí;
- suckers.
- âng ko̤ lí;
- trout.
- mŏng lí-hṳ̂ teng;
- an amusing performance with a lantern made to imitate a carp.
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- A prune or gage; a plum of a red or yellow color; to get ready for a journey.
- thô̤ lí năi;
- peaches plums and apricots.
- hàm nâng lâi tàⁿ hêng-lí;
- call some one to carry the luggage.
- hêng-lí soiⁿ siu-sîp hó̤;
- first get your baggage ready.
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