Vocabulary: 百年孤独
- Catalpa; Mallotus japonicus
- to live; to reside; to stay; to stop; to cease; (result complement indicating firmness or a stable achieved state)
- 马 Mǎ: 马 Ma3: surname Ma; abbr. for Malaysia 馬來西亞|马来西亚[Ma3 lai2 xi1 ya4]马 mǎ: 马 ma3: horse; CL:匹[pi3]; horse or cavalry piece in Chinese chess; knight in Western chess
- ear; CL:隻|只[zhi1],個|个[ge4],對|对[dui4]; handle (on a cup)
- to turn sth over; to overturn
- already; to stop; then; afterwards
- some kind (of)
- stubborn illness; chronic disease; fig. deep-seated problem; systemic issue
- in fact; in reality; as a matter of fact; in practice
- to travel around the world
- to catch (a disease); to get (a bad habit)
- rare; rarely seen
- disease; sickness; ailment
- assistance; aid; to help; to assist
- to build (esp. with simple materials); to knock together (a temporary shed); to rig up
- mythological figure (such as the Grim Reaper) in charge of taking the souls of those who die; (fig.) death
- footstep; step
- whereabouts; (lose) track (of)
- to make a firm resolution
- to hit; to strike; to break; Taiwan pr. [ji2]
- to experience; to go through; experience (CL:段[duan4],次[ci4])
- to harm; to jeopardize; to endanger; harmful effect; damage
- humanity; human race; mankind
- each; every
- disaster; catastrophe
- to survive (a disaster)
- to come down; (completed action marker); (after verb of motion, indicates motion down and towards us, also fig.); (indicates continuation from the past towards us); to be harvested (of crops); to be over (of a period of time); to go among the masses (said of leaders)
- Persia
- (medicine) erythema
- scurvy
- Alexander (name); Alexandria (town name)
- leprosy; Hansen's disease
- Japan
- beriberi
- Madagascar
- to suffer (from illness); to contract (a disease); misfortune; trouble; danger; worry
- gland
- plague
- Sicily; Sicilia (Italian Island)
- to run into; to come upon; to meet
- earthquake
- Magellan (1480-1521), Portuguese explorer
- strait; channel
- to meet with; to encounter (esp. misfortune or hardship); an experience (esp. adverse)