- to squeeze in; to step in; to take part; to step between (two persons in a relationship)
- to set up; to establish
- plenary session of the Central Committee
- proposal; draft resolution; motion (to be debated); to propose a bill; to make a proposal
- to ask questions; to interrogate
- to make painstaking efforts (idiom); after much trouble; to work hard at sth
- disconsolate; forlorn; grievance
- to fall from power; to collapse; downfall
- lit. thousand ways, a hundred plans (idiom); by every possible means
- to replace (a worn-out tire etc); to change (one's address etc)
- to go smoothly; to come off; to succeed
- required course; compulsory course
- lash
- the Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279)
- independent; self-reliant; self-sustaining; to stand on one's own feet; to support oneself
- to shirk responsibility; to blame others; to pass the buck
- glory, splendor, wealth and rank (idiom); high position and great wealth
- depressed; despondent; gloomy
- blood smears; bloodstains
- semicolonial
- semifeudal
- soil
- to forget
- to push open (a gate etc); to push away; to reject; to decline
- soundless; silent
- to bear; to carry on one's back; to shoulder
- extreme point; pole; the origin (in polar coordinates)
- love and hate
- to lash; (fig.) to castigate
- to suffer hardship
- to suffer damage, injury etc; damaged; injured; killed; robbed
- lie
- medal; decoration
- presidential palace
- disgrace; to revile
- (idiom) to harbor evil intentions; to conceal malice