- to boss people around (idiom)
- to work; to be employed
- wooden pole; wood (golf club)
- to threaten; to menace
- to seize an opportunity
- to take pity on; pity; mercy
- (idiom) to treat sth as no big deal; to downplay; to understate
- to ask sb to stay; to keep sb for the night; to await (classical)
- valuable; precious; to value; to treasure; to set store by
- benefit
- to calculate; to weigh (pros and cons); to view as profitable; worthwhile; value for money; cost-effective
- sufferings
- crime; evil; sin
- to ask for sth and receive it; to try to obtain; to look for and obtain
- lenient; tolerant; indulgent; charitable; to forgive
- to redeem
- to pay (money)
- to lose a family fortune (idiom)
- not without
- to illuminate; to open up (a topic)
- seven; 7
- 价 jiè: 价 jie4: (literary) messenger; servant价 jie: 价 jie5: particle used between an adverb and a verb or adjective; (dialect) particle used after a negative adverb such as 不[bu4] or 別|别[bie2] without any other following element价 jià: 价 jia4: price; value; (chemistry) valence
- price
- to focus solely on; to pay attention only to; to be preoccupied with
- 扣 kòu: 扣 kou4: to fasten; to button; button; buckle; knot; to arrest; to confiscate; to deduct (money); discount; to knock; to smash, spike or dunk (a ball); to cover (with a bowl etc); (fig.) to tag a label on sb; (Tw) (loanword) code扣 kòu: 扣 kou4: button
- to return; to give back; to send back; to repatriate
- to sneer; to laugh grimly; grin of dissatisfaction (bitterness, helplessness, indignation etc); bitter, grim, sarcastic or angry smile
- to roll up; to curl up; (of dust etc) to swirl up
- fart; flatulence; nonsense; (usu. in the negative) what; (not) a damn thing
- to look upon; to take a fancy to; to fall for
- female
- friendly
- (optics) inverted image
- weak; feeble
- outside; in addition; foreign; external
- 喂 wéi: 喂 wei2: hello (when answering the phone)喂 wèi: 喂 wei4: hey; to feed (an animal, baby, invalid etc)喂 wèi: 喂 wei4: to feed
- warm; hot; affectionate; ardent
- disconsolate; forlorn; grievance