- to cultivate; to raise; to form (a habit); to acquire
- bad habit; vice
- avaricious; greedy; rapacious; insatiable; avid
- ambition; wild schemes; careerism
- to be pregnant; to produce offspring; to nurture (a development, school of thought, artwork etc); fig. replete with (culture etc)
- (physics) mechanics; (literary) to study hard
- bored; boring; senseless
- interest in sth; curiosity; inquisitive
- (idiom) (lit. and fig.) mirage
- equal; equality
- to lecture; to speak publicly
- to gather; to collect; collected works; classifier for sections of a TV series etc: episode
- anthropology
- lonely; solitary
- to turn to (sth else); to switch to
- to live together (in a large group or flock)
- to compete; competition
- circumstances
- unusual; abnormal; extremely; exceptionally
- to return to
- freed (from prison); to obtain release
- to bring back; to take back with one
- Plato (c. 427 – c. 347 BC), Greek philosopher
- to defend oneself; to rebut a charge
- to translate into (Chinese, English etc)
- (idiom) appropriate; apt; just right
- often; frequently
- to feel even more (lonely etc); to be extremely (sad, delighted etc)
- amiable; cordial; close and dear; familiar
- out of step with current thinking; outmoded; inappropriate for the occasion
- see 恃強欺弱|恃强欺弱[shi4 qiang2 qi1 ruo4]
- the present time; (old) (in reference to the reigning monarch) His Majesty
- identical; same
- to slander; to smear; to tarnish
- to have the courage to do sth; to dare to; bold in
- obedient; to comply; to submit; to defer
- 饮 yǐn: 饮 yin3: to drink饮 yìn: 饮 yin4: to give (animals) water to drink
- not stint; not spare; not hesitate (to do sth); not scruple (to do sth)
- to intend; intentionally; interested in
- mask