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Ghosts

Pronunciation: gǎo guǐ?

Interpretation: to play with ghosts; to play with tricks in the dark.

Ghosting

Pronunciation: dǎo guǐ?

Interpretation: to stir up or destroy by playing tricks in secret.

Ghosts and Spirits

Pronunciation: guǐ yù?

Interpretation: harmful ghosts and monsters; a metaphor for sinister people. Because ghosts and toadies are both things that secretly harm people (toad: legendary monster that secretly harms people in the water).

Little ghost

Pronunciation: xiǎo guǐ?

Interpretation: an errand boy of the ghosts and gods; an affectionate term for a child.

Devil

Pronunciation: mó guǐ?

Interpretation: the evil spirit that guides and tempts people to commit crimes in religion; the ghosts and demons that confuse and harm people in myths and legends; the personification of evil.

Drunkard

Pronunciation: jiǔ guǐ?

Interpretation: a person who is a good drinker and a glutton for punishment (with aversion); a drunkard, a drunkard; a habitual drunkard.

Lethal ghost?

Pronunciation: lì guǐ

Interpretation: it refers to evil spirits, ghosts and monsters.

Ghostly

Pronunciation: guǐ mèi?

Interpretation: refers to ghosts and monsters

Ghostly Xiong

Pronunciation: guǐ xióng?

Interpretation: ghosts in the male. It is used to honor those who sacrificed their lives for the country.