- to learn to read; able to read; literate
- not feel like eating; be unable to eat any more
- to learn (sth); to learn about
- to shout oneself hoarse (idiom)
- back of the head
- lit. to pretend to be in contact with supernatural beings (idiom); fig. to create a false sense of mystery; to play tricks to deceive or scare others; to engage in hocus-pocus
- taro
- fragrant; sweet smelling; aromatic; savory or appetizing; (to eat) with relish; (of sleep) sound; perfume or spice; joss or incense stick; CL:根[gen1]
- to find the time to do sth
- to disguise oneself as; to dress up; to play (a role); to put on (an expression)
- a person of foresight; (religion) a prophet
- to admire
- cheers and laughter
- to be in the sun (getting warm or sunbathing etc); to put sth in the sun (e.g. to dry it)
- valley; ravine
- mass; multitude; the masses
- elsewhere
- sheep
- goat; (gymnastics) small-sized vaulting horse
- to scamper; to run around
- partner; companion; comrade; associate; to accompany
- (onom.) for the sound of a bird, an empty stomach etc
- chaplain; churchman; clergyman; parson; pastor; priest; rector
- to show up; present (at the scene)
- population; people
- emissary; envoy
- to seek by inquiry or search; to call on; to visit
- to wave; to flutter; to fly
- to invite applications for a job; to recruit
- bishop
- gospel
- to continue in one's own way (idiom)
- karate
- to go on stage; fig. to appear on the scene; used in advertising to mean new product
- herbal medicine
- (idiom) extraordinary
- enthusiastic; ardent; warm
- acrobatics; CL:場|场[chang3]