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派賴 [pài lài] [pai lai]—
Unruly (頑劣 [wan lie]), shrewish (潑辣 [po la]). From Act Two of The Ghost in the Basin (盆兒鬼 [pen er gui]) by Anonymous (無名氏 [wu ming shi]) during the Yuan (元 [yuan]) Dynasty: "I offer you sacrifices twice a year and worship you well, yet you do not look after me; instead, you humiliate me, behaving so utterly unreasonable." Also written as 憊賴 [bei lai] (bèilài) or 潑賴 [po lai] (pōlài).
派賴：頑劣、潑辣。元．無名氏《盆兒鬼》第二折：「我一年二祭，好生供奉你，你不看覷我，反來折挫我，直恁的派賴。」也作「憊賴」、「潑賴」。
pài lài: wán liè,, pō là. yuán． wú míng shì < pén ér guǐ> dì èr zhé: “wǒ yī nián èr jì, hǎo shēng gōng fèng nǐ, nǐ bù kàn qù wǒ, fǎn lái zhé cuò wǒ, zhí nèn de pài lài.” yě zuò “bèi lài” ,, “pō lài” .
pai lai: wan lie,, po la. yuan. wu ming shi < pen er gui> di er zhe: "wo yi nian er ji, hao sheng gong feng ni, ni bu kan qu wo, fan lai zhe cuo wo, zhi nen de pai lai." ye zuo "bei lai" ,, "po lai" .
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