- to surrender
- sin; crime; wrongdoing
- (lit. and fig.) to soar; to shoot upwards
- impassioned; vehement
- coarse; crude (in one's manner); boorish
- very; greatly
- annoyed; riled; vexed
- (affectionate form of address for a male who is not very much younger than oneself) my boy; old pal
- to be in a position of power
- immediately; at once; at that moment; at the moment
- (honorific) to give
- to keep silent
- emotional; sentimental
- to resent; resentment
- (idiom) to follow one's heart's desires; to do as one pleases
- stomach; CL:個|个[ge4]
- to jerk; to contort; spasm; convulsion
- to curl up; to huddle; to cower; cringing
- single bed; CL:張|张[zhang1]
- to trust; to have confidence in; to have faith in; to rely on
- silent; to write from memory
- texture; grain (of wood); inner essence; intrinsic order; reason; logic; truth; science; natural science (esp. physics); to manage; to pay attention to; to run (affairs); to handle; to put in order; to tidy up
- like beans pouring out of a bamboo tube (metaphor for blurting everything out at once)
- hydrogen (chemistry)
- awkward situation; predicament
- painkiller; analgesic; anodyne
- not need; have no use for
- dispirited; dejected; dismayed
- to suffer a calamity; to suffer (e.g. under torture); distress
- to step across; to stride over; to straddle; to span
- footstep; step
- to stride toward (success); to march toward; to take a step toward
- to welcome; welcome
- incidentally; occasional; occasionally; by chance; randomly
- the sun shines brightly (idiom)
- beloved
- a succession of; a series of
- to suffer from insomnia