- hand in hand; to join hands; to collaborate
- sth fortunate; a lucky chance
- 麦克 Mài kè: 麦克 Mai4 ke4: (name) Mike; Michael; (prefix) Mac-; Mc-麦克 mài kè: 麦克 mai4 ke4: (loanword) microphone
- to offer (goods or services); to open (for business etc)
- anglophone; English department
- 转向 zhuàn xiàng: 转向 zhuan4 xiang4: to get lost; to lose one's way转向 zhuǎn xiàng: 转向 zhuan3 xiang4: to change direction; fig. to change one's stance
- Herman or Hermann (name)
- to woo
- subject matter
- (idiom) inevitable; unavoidable
- impassable; insurmountable; insuperable
- to age; to deteriorate with age; old and weak
- pertinent; apropos
- to give; to impose; to apply
- expert in; good at
- arrogant and conceited
- to see through something at first glance (idiom)
- superficial
- (idiom) vaguely; faintly; indistinctly
- (of a task, mission or responsibility) extremely difficult; challenging; demanding
- to lower; to decrease; to reduce; to subtract; to diminish
- clear-headed; sober; awake
- last night
- to die; to pass away
- (coll.) mother's sister; maternal aunt
- slow
- to vibrate; to shake; vibration
- adult; grownup; title of respect toward superiors
- to hold between the thumb and fingers; to pinch; to mold (using the fingers); to hold (lit. in one's hand and fig.); to join together; to fabricate (a story, a report, etc)
- cruel; vicious; fierce and malicious; vengeful
- (literary) to meet sb by chance; to run into sb
- to call out (a name etc); to shout
- the dead; the deceased
- gloomy; sinister; eerie