- theater; CL:家[jia1],座[zuo4]
- gentleman
- wise and virtuous woman; lady
- to get together socially; to celebrate; party; celebration
- to entertain; to amuse; entertainment; recreation; amusement; hobby; fun; joy
- celebration
- dainty; elegance; elegant
- to feast one's eyes on (idiom)
- good-looking; nice-looking; (of a movie, book, TV show etc) good; in an embarrassing situation
- face
- barely; only; merely
- to try (to see what it's like or whether one can do it)
- to have a meal
- similar
- male cousin through a female relative
- polite; courteous; formal; modest
- to invite; to request; to intercept; to solicit; to seek
- to take one's seat
- to act discourteously; forgive me (for my impropriety)
- to suffer in silence; to endure hardship or injustice without complaint; to swallow one's grievances
- to take pity on; pity; mercy
- rustic; uncouth; unsophisticated
- petty; small-minded
- from now on; since then; henceforth
- to visit sb at home
- one and a half
- robust; sturdy
- to be willing to do sth; to be ready to do sth; to be happy to do sth; content; satisfied
- friendly affection; fraternal love
- to show; to reveal (one's feelings etc)
- to call; to address as; form of address; appellation
- to use; to employ; to apply; to make use of
- term; name; way of referring to sb or sth
- to respect deeply; to revere; to esteem
- to walk; to go on foot; to leave; to depart; (informal) to clear off; to beat it; (of sb who gets fired or resigns) to leave the job; to get out
- to look askance; cross or wall-eyed
- in big strides; (fig.) in giant steps
- posture; position
- to overstep the bounds of what is proper; to take sth too far; (of a measuring device) to go off the scale