架

fight; argument, classifier for aircraft and some machines

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noun Rare #17,578
fight; argument Refers to an instance of fighting or arguing, as in 打架 or 吵架.
CH: 你闲着没事找架吵吗?
EN: Are you looking for an argument for no reason?

你说什么没用的架你个混蛋?

What useless crap are you talking about, you bastard?

— 智利说不 (2012)

“偷拍”剧组的人不得不跑过去劝架

The crew of the production “Sneaking Shots” had to rush over to break up the fight.

— 怒火青春 (1995)

我们吵了架,最后一段时期我们常吵架。

We had a falling-out, and we argued a lot toward the end.

— 飞向太空 (1972)

你闲着没事找架吵吗?

Are you picking a fight just because you have nothing better to do?

— 春光乍泄 (1997)

没干过架,怎会了解自己?

How could you know yourself if you've never been in a fight?

— 搏击俱乐部 (1999)

noun Rare #17,579
classifier for aircraft and some machines Used after a number to count things such as airplanes and pianos.
CH: 机场停着三架飞机。
EN: Three airplanes are parked at the airport.

有十五架

There are fifteen planes.

— The Captain (2019)

没开车的有几架

How many of them aren’t being driven?

— The Captain (2019)

我妹妹有架漂亮的钢琴。

My younger sister has a beautiful piano.

现在有几架已经开车的航班

How many flights have already departed?

— The Captain (2019)

是那架吗

Is that the one?

— 起风了 (2013)

维克托已经走到足以抓住那架梯子的地方;梯子上还挤满了人,他们根本没空间挤上甲板。

Victor had made it close enough to grab the ladder, but it was already packed with people, leaving no room for them to squeeze onto the deck.

这架照相机我不喜欢。

I don't like this camera.

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