- to abrade; to scrape; to chafe; to graze; abrasion; friction burn; scratch
- tripod; stand
- stallion; stud horse
- to admit an error; to acknowledge one's mistake
- in one's spare time; outside working hours; amateur (historian etc)
- performing arts
- to direct (a film, play etc)
- several times
- improvisation (in the arts); impromptu; extemporaneous
- to create; to produce; to write; a creative work; a creation
- sex; gender
- to oppose; to set sth against; to be antagonistic to; antithetical; relative opposite; opposing; diametrical
- to establish; to set up; to found
- to flirt
- inside; interior
- early period; early phase; early stage
- to howl with laughter; to laugh one's head off
- to arrive late
- to reprimand; to rebuke; to berate; stern criticism
- (of a play, movie etc) to begin
- to approach; to draw near; to be close to (in space or time)
- reality; actuality; real; actual; realistic; pragmatic; materialistic; self-interested
- (stage) set
- to open (a conference); to inaugurate
- to direct; director (film etc)
- grand; majestic; magnificent
- to make into; to change into; -ization; to ... -ize; to transform; abbr. for 化學|化学[hua4 xue2]
- (idiom) fully displaying one's capabilities
- whole audience; a sellout (capacity audience); jam-packed
- spectators; audience; visitors (to an exhibition etc)
- (lit. and fig.) stage; arena
- to approach; to come closer
- to start; to begin; to initiate (an era, process, journey etc); (computing) to enable (a feature); (of a system or device) to start operating automatically; to self-initiate; to open (sth that has been sealed)
- Hamlet (name); the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark c. 1601 by William Shakespeare 莎士比亞|莎士比亚
- unwell; indisposed; out of sorts
- maritime
- to wreak havoc; to devastate
- railing; banister
- barge; yacht; CL:隻|只[zhi1]
- to sink