- respect for the wise
- frequent visitor; fig. sth that crops up frequently
- kneecap
- to weaken; to go soft (at the knees)
- carol
- American dollar; US dollar
- government bond
- to engage in fraud
- everyone present; the whole audience; across-the-board; unanimously; whole duration (of a competition or match)
- to intercede; to plead for sb else
- to appoint; to assign
- to breed; to flourish; to cause; to provoke; to create
- as if; (just) like; just as; still; yet
- honor and shame; sense of honor
- to bring under control; to regulate; to restore to good condition; (coll.) to fix (a person); to prepare (a meal etc)
- war; to wage war
- pinwheel; windmill
- extremely precious; valuable
- muddle-headed; twilight; to faint; to lose consciousness
- (of skills etc) to die out; lost; extinct
- Qin Hui (1090-1155 AD), Song Dynasty official said to have betrayed General Yue Fei 岳飛|岳飞[Yue4 Fei1]
- to fail to accomplish; unsuccessful (attempt); abortive (coup d'état); attempted (murder, suicide); unfulfilled (wish)
- oft-quoted phrase; famous line
- 肃 sù: 肃 su4: respectful; solemn; to eliminate; to clean up肃 Sù: 肃 Su4: surname Su
- sentiments; feelings; disposition of mind; moral character
- to make an exception
- capital offense; crime punishable by death; my deepest apologies
- to have one's name go down in history as a byword for infamy (idiom)
- to turn back; to reverse
- palm of the hand; sole of the foot; paw; horseshoe; to slap; to hold in one's hand; to wield
- Hong Kong and Taiwan
- (literary) to produce; to foster; to nurture
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