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From start to finish; Opinionated; Pretentious;
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Cocoon self-restraint and self-appreciation.
Comfortable and calm.
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Freedom, self-inflicted, self-talking, self-talking, self-abandonment, self-contempt, self-pity, selfishness, self-destruction, self-boasting, self-exaltation, self-boasting, self-sufficiency;
From beginning to end, self-employment, self-satisfaction, self-willingness, self-indulgence, self-doing, self-shock, self-knowledge, self-awareness, self-production, self-consumption, self-abandonment, self-esteem, self-repentance, self-entertainment, self-directing and self-acting.
1. Be free.
zì yóu zì zài]
It is described as unconstrained, very casual and casual.
2. Talk to yourself.
zì shuō zì huà]
Square. 3. Self-inflicted.
zì zuò zì shòu]
I have done something wrong, and I have suffered bad consequences.
4. Talk to yourself.
zì yán zì yǔ]
Talk to yourself; Speak in a low voice alone.
5. Prelude to self-contempt.
zì qīng zì jiàn]
Cheap: Contempt. Look down on yourself. Mostly refers to one's own lowering of status.
6. Boasting.
zì chuī zì léi]
Blowing your own trumpet, playing your own drums, is a metaphor for self-boasting.
7. Selfishness.
zì sī zì lì]
Only plan for yourself, for your own interests, regardless of others and the collective.
8. Arrogance.
zì gāo zì dà]
Self-righteous and look down on others.
9. Fend for itself.
zì shēng zì miè]
Occurs naturally, grows, and dies out naturally. Describe the development of nature, no one cares.
10. Selling and boasting.
zì mài zì kuā]
Boasting about what you sell is a metaphor for boasting about yourself.
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Refers to the inability to estimate strength correctly: self-imputability.
Refers to the original school: a school of its own.
Refers to self-boasting: boasting.
It's about having fun: having fun.
Refers to taking the initiative to take on the task: volunteering.
Refers to having no time to take care of others: not having time to take care of yourself.
It refers to not relying on external forces to do things: self-reliance and self-reliance.
Refers to self-esteem is very great: self-righteousness, arrogance, self-esteem, pretentiousness refers to continuous efforts to improve: self-improvement.
It refers to oneself suffering the consequences: self-inflicted blame.
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Refers to the inability to estimate strength correctly: self-imputability.
Refers to self-boasting: boasting.
Refers to taking the initiative to take on the task: volunteering.
It refers to not relying on external forces to do things [self-reliance].
It refers to continuous efforts to strive for self-improvement
Refers to the original school: [self-contained].
It's about having fun: having fun.
Refers to having no time to take care of others: not having time to take care of yourself.
It refers to suffering the consequences for oneself [reaping the consequences].
It refers to thinking that it is very great [arrogant].
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Self-sufficient, self-contained, self-contained.
Boast and enjoy yourself.
Volunteer to take care of yourself.
Self-reliance, self-arrogance.
Self-improvement and self-inflicted.
It is all written in the order and format of the questions.
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Talk to oneself.
Self-reflexive, self-righteous
Self-doing, self-reliance
Self-worship, from now on
Self-sufficient, self-new
Self-mindedness, self-restraint
Self-knowledge and self-knowledge, self-trampling
Self-exalted, self-confession
Self-provenance, self-frightening
Self-appreciation, self-affection
Self-righteous, bottom-up
Self-inflicted, top-down.
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Self-cultivation, self-restraint, self-reliance, dare not be self-dedicated, out of accident, self-blessed, self-sufficient, self-controlled, self-love, self-love, self-reliance, self-reliance, self-esteem, self-indulgence, self-error, self-esteem, self-pride, self-frying, self-hanging, can not be self-satisfied, self-defeating, self-defeating, leisurely, leisurely.
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Cannibalism, self-inflicted, free
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Smugness, self-deception, selfishness.
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Self-sufficiency, self-sufficiency.
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Leisurely, leisurely, self-restraint, self-blame
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1.不自自樈、【bú yóu zì zhǔ 、自不自自,不樂動動動動動
2.自動是、【zì yǐ wéi shì 、always think that you are right. Describe subjective, not modest].
3.Free and easy, [zì yóu zì zài, describes no constraints, very leisurely and casual. 】
4.自取動動、【zì qǔ miè wáng、所所動機機機開 】
5.自始至端 [zì shǐ zhì zhōng·自始至末了。 Consistent to the end. 】
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