- to use; to exert
- to give it your all; to go at it with all you've got; to throw your whole weight behind it; also pr. [hun2 shen1 jie3 shu4]
- to destroy; to wreck
- Shakespeare (name); William Shakespeare (1564-1616), poet and playwright
- Hamlet (name); the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark c. 1601 by William Shakespeare 莎士比亞|莎士比亚
- to exist; to survive
- neck; CL:個|个[ge4]
- old enemy
- to get trampled on (idiom); to be taken advantage of
- abroad; external (affairs); overseas; foreign
- to disseminate; to propagate; to spread
- very old; obsolete; out of date
- accusation; a (criminal) charge; to accuse
- tyranny; despotic rule
- brand new
- the two cannot exist together (idiom); irreconcilable differences; incompatible standpoints
- liberalism
- power; influence; a force (military, political etc)
- mature; ripe; to mature; to ripen; Taiwan pr. [cheng2shou2]
- they; them (females)
- development; growth; to develop; to grow; to expand
- to acquire; to get; to obtain
- secret know-how; key (to longevity); secret (of happiness); recipe (for success)
- requirement; to require; (economics) demand
- trend; tendency; orientation
- to love one's country; patriotic
- sincere; cordial
- to err; to make a mistake; to do the wrong thing
- an excuse
- itself; in itself; per se
- to look as if; to seem
- handsome; large; long
- wooden raft; log raft
- very; greatly
- to move (sb); to touch (sb emotionally); moving
- to divide; to separate; partition
- winner
- to regret; to feel remorse
- to sacrifice one's life; to sacrifice (sth valued); beast slaughtered as a sacrifice