- to have a meal
- intelligent; clever; bright; acute (of sight and hearing)
- firm; secure
- theory; doctrine
- ambiguous; vague; careless; perfunctory
- to churn out large quantities without regard for quality (idiom); rough and slipshod work
- to beat; to win; to profit
- to lose; to be beaten; (bound form) to transport; (literary) to donate; to contribute; (coll.) to enter (a password)
- Shakespeare (name); William Shakespeare (1564-1616), poet and playwright
- Gothic (style in architecture, art, literature etc)
- (Warren) Christopher
- legs; both legs; two legs
- 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 gain first-hand knowledge of sth; to experience for oneself; knowledge; experience; insight
- visitor; caller
- (idiom) to live up to one's famous name; its reputation is well deserved
- to bestow; to give
- necessary; must have
- magician; wizard; sorcerer
- (often used in the context of diplomacy) to meet with; to pay a visit to; to call on
- cancer
- to the north of (suffix)
- chest
- arch of the foot
- head
- (it) hurts; sore; to love dearly
- one by one
- to die; to pass away
- a noose for hanging criminals
- to make a noise; noisy
- daughter's son; grandson; descendant via the female line
- daughter's daughter; granddaughter
- evening meal; dinner; CL:份[fen4],頓|顿[dun4],次[ci4]