- to get up; to leave; to set forth
- to sit down
- to excuse; to forgive; to pardon
- hysteria (loanword); hysterical
- to deliver; to serve notice (law)
- to benefit from; thanks to
- high sounding and impractical; high flown nonsense
- to call to mind and ponder over; aftertaste
- Versailles (near Paris); (slang) to humblebrag; ostensibly modest, but in fact boastful
- to transfer (ownership, rights etc)
- 挨 ái: 挨 ai2: to suffer; to endure; to pull through (hard times); to delay; to stall; to play for time; to dawdle挨 āi: 挨 ai1: in order; in sequence; close to; adjacent to
- 塞 sāi: 塞 sai1: to plug; to stop up; to stuff in; (bound form) a stopper; a cork塞 sài: 塞 sai4: (bound form) strategic stronghold塞 sè: 塞 se4: (bound form) to block; to obstruct
- to take a risk out of desperation (idiom)
- to write in the style of some author; to write as if from the mouth of sb; a pastiche
- to adorn; to festoon
- entangled; lean
- to put in order; to tidy up; to pack; to repair; (coll.) to sort sb out; to fix sb
- bargaining chip; gaming chip; casino token
- to leave a place where some event is taking place; (of an actor) to exit; (sports) to leave the field; (of an audience) to leave
- chest; heart; mind
- to have bad consequences
- ally; allied country
- scenery in the distance; long-term prospects; (photography) long shot
- unyielding attitude
- Marshall (name); George Catlett Marshall (1880-1959), US general in WWII and Secretary of State 1947-1949, author of the postwar Marshall plan for Europe and Nobel peace laureate
- good intention; kindness
- to spend; to pay out; expenses; expenditure
- (banking) to overdraw; to take out an overdraft; an overdraft; to overspend (i.e. expenditure in excess of revenue); (old) to draw one's wage in advance; (fig.) to exhaust (one's enthusiasm, energy etc); to damage a natural resource through overuse
- to make a profit; to earn a packet
- to mount a sneak attack; to raid
- to suffer; to sustain (loss, misfortune)
- to found a country
- end; finish
- lightning attack; Blitzkrieg
- really; truly; indeed; real; true; genuine; (math.) proper
- foreign country; alien land
- long-distance
- to refer to oneself as