- to cheat
- loss; damage; CL:個|个[ge4]; to lose; to suffer damage
- data
- Clark T. Randt Jr. (1945-), US ambassador to Beijing 2001-2009
- supporter
- everywhere
- to be full of; to flood; to congest
- argument; line of reasoning; thesis; point (of discussion)
- way of looking at a thing; view; opinion; CL:個|个[ge4]
- hardline faction; hawks
- to migrate; to move
- public anger; public outrage
- to pack one's things and leave
- should; ought to
- to transplant
- observer; spectator
- (idiom) to not affect sb; irrelevant; of no importance; insignificant
- war; to wage war
- to dismiss an employee; to sack
- en route
- even now; until now; right up to the present
- at that time; originally
- to fire; to sack; to dismiss; to terminate employment
- to feel indignant; to feel aggrieved
- peculiar; unusual; queer
- ordinary person
- angle; (fig.) point of view
- different kind (sometimes with a connotation of strangeness or eccentricity)
- to differ
- excessive; undue; to exceed; to be more than; very; extremely; (dialect) what; whatever (Taiwan pr. [shen2])
- Jeremy (name)
- to feel; to sense; to perceive
- hard to take; embarrassed
- to evolve; evolution
- conflict; to conflict; clash of opposing forces; collision (of interests); contention
- colleague; co-worker
- to be good at; to be expert in
- situation; state (of affairs)
- to ensure; to guarantee
- (of celestial bodies etc) to move along one's course; (fig.) to function; to be in operation; (of a train service etc) to operate; to run; (of a computer) to run
- first person to be appointed to a post
- to admit; to concede; to recognize; recognition (diplomatic, artistic etc); to acknowledge
- to do sth oneself