Vocabulary: 宠魅
- to keep to the side; to pull over; move aside!
- to say one and mean just that (idiom); to keep one's word
- authority; authoritativeness
- to comply with; to abide by; to respect (an agreement)
- pleasantly cool (weather etc); to cool oneself; to cool off; (Tw) (slang) (of clothing) scanty; revealing; (coll.) to stay out of it; to butt out
- (of a batter) to be put out (in baseball); to be dismissed (in cricket); (of a player or team) to be eliminated from a competition; (fig.) to be weeded out; to get the chop (in a competitive environment)
- implement; utensil; equipment
- to come prepared
- to declare; to aver; to state formally
- as soon as; once (an action has been completed)
- to retire; to remove; to withdraw; to evacuate
- to withdraw; to leave; to retreat; to pull out
- tycoon; magnate; big player (including company, country, school etc); big shot
- to pardon; please excuse (me); to take responsibility
- cake; CL:塊|块[kuai4],個|个[ge4]
- mutually related; interconnected
- to admire
- 汇报 hùi bào: 汇报 hui4 bao4: to report; to give an account of; to collect information and report back汇报 hùi bào: 汇报 hui4 bao4: to report; to give an account of; report
- by no means
- 后座 hòu zùo: 后座 hou4 zuo4: empress's throne; (fig.) first place in a women's competition后座 hòu zùo: 后座 hou4 zuo4: back seat; pillion
- human emotions; social relationship; friendship; favor; a good turn
- to say goodbye; to take one's leave
- qualified; competent (professionally); to be up to a task
- to take up (one's time etc); to occupy (one's attention etc); to account for (a proportion of sth)
- to hold a knife; (fig.) (of a surgeon) to perform an operation; (fig.) to personally handle or take charge of a task; to take the reins
- personal matters
- dead body; corpse (Note: In expressions like 屍首分離|尸首分离[shi1 shou5 fen1 li2] or 屍首異處|尸首异处[shi1 shou5 yi4 chu4], decapitation is implied.)
- to hear (a case)
- to seek to protect; to ensure; to maintain; to guard
- emissary; envoy
- to incite disharmony; to instigate
- (idiom) to fight openly and maneuver covertly
- to feel distressed about sth; heartache; cardiac pain