(bound form) disease; ailment / (bound form) swift / (literary) to hate; to abhor
疾
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疒
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矢
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Joan of Arc (ji) got a colorful rash (疒) and dysentery (疾) on a trip outside of the space station. As soon as she re-entered the space station, she darts (矢) through the space station's entrance (Ø2) towards the restroom.
sick / sickness / Kang Xi radical 104 / also pr. [chuang2]
疒
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亠
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广
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Napoleon started a war, and his first act is to parachute into the elevator's bathroom, wearing his military beret and all. He's lucky to have landed in the bathroom because unfortunately he's sick, with a colorful rash all about his skin and the urge to puke.
arrow / dart / straight / to vow / to swear / old variant of 屎[shi3]
矢
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𠂉
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大
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Sherlock Holmes and the robot are playing darts in the space station. Sherlock Holmes is a sore loser and thus programmed the robot to throw keys instead of real darts.
嫉
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女
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疾
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Just inside the space station's entrance (Ø2) Joan of Arc (ji) is very jealous (嫉) of Bessy Coleman (女) because Bessy does not suffer from dysentery (疾) like Joan of Arc does.
hiding a sickness for fear of treatment (idiom); fig. concealing a fault to avoid criticism / to keep one's shortcomings secret / to refuse to listen to advice