- fulcrum (for a lever)
- grief; remorse; deep in sorrow; bitter (anguish); profound (condolences)
- to be determined
- parasite (biology); (fig.) freeloader
- to be determined; to be resolved
- spotlessly white; pure white
- lit. to eat off one's own strength (idiom); fig. to stand on one's own feet; to earn one's own living
- 游 Yóu: 游 You2: surname You游 yóu: 游 you2: to swim游 yóu: 游 you2: to walk; to tour; to roam; to travel
- self-respect; self-esteem; ego; pride
- solemn; dignified; stately
- to rinse; to wash; washing
- to purify
- produced locally; local product (with distinctive native features)
- (old) imported goods; foreign goods
- to originate from
- Christianity; Christian
- original sin
- sinner
- at this very moment
- (religion) this mortal life; the mundane world
- to design; to plan; design; plan
- to eliminate; to remove
- to return to; to retreat; regression (statistics)
- the present age; the contemporary era
- Westerner; Occidental
- thin; light; flagging; faint
- to oppose; to set sth against; to be antagonistic to; antithetical; relative opposite; opposing; diametrical
- deep layer; deep; deep-seated; underlying
- to strike; to hit; to ram
- 震荡 zhèn dàng: 震荡 zhen4 dang4: to shake up; to jolt; to vibrate; to oscillate; to fluctuate震荡 zhèn dàng: 震荡 zhen4 dang4: to vibrate; to shake; to shudder
- to atone for one's crime; to buy freedom from punishment; redemption; atonement
- is or is not (used to form yes-no questions)
- Christian
- to hold; to grasp; to support; to maintain; to persevere; to manage; to run (i.e. administer); to control
- to emphasize (a statement); to stress
- often; frequently
- (of an atmosphere etc) solemn; grave; serious; (of a manner etc) earnest; severe; exacting; to strictly enforce
- to break; to smash
- mediocre; indifferent; commonplace
- to shake; to shock; to stun; shocking; stunning; shock
- disturbance; riot; to create a disturbance
- to negate; to deny; to reject; negative (answer); negation
- fountainhead; well-spring; water source; fig. origin
- to forgive; forgiveness