- Fitzgerald (name)
- to deceive; to hoodwink
- to control; to dominate; to allocate
- in a word; in short; in brief
- patience
- to bear; to endure
- 不了 bù le: 不了 bu4 le5: no thanks (used to politely but informally decline)不了 bù liǎo: 不了 bu4 liao3: (as a resultative verb suffix) unable to (do sth); (pattern: {verb} + 個|个[ge5] + ~) without end; incessantly
- openly; publicly; undisguised
- to loathe; to despise; contempt
- relay station for post horses (old)
- self-introduction; to introduce oneself
- horse
- only if (..., or otherwise, ...); only when; only in the case that; unless
- rude and unreasonable
- immediately; at once; right away
- 把手 bǎ shǒu: 把手 ba3 shou3: to shake hands把手 bǎ shou: 把手 ba3 shou5: handle; grip; knob
- to follow the rules; to do as instructed; to play by the book; to comply with a request
- hasty; hurried
- to calculate; to compute; to consider; to think over; to plot; to scheme
- to stop
- anxious; worried; apprehensive
- to recruit (followers); to scout for (talent etc); to incur; to lead to
- to eliminate; to sack; to remove from office
- ability to judge; judgment
- to blame; to criticize; condemnation; reproach
- to unblock; to dredge; to clear the way; to get things flowing; to facilitate; to mediate; to lobby; to explicate (a text)
- joint (physiology); key point; critical phase
- secret agent; detective; covert investigator
- to report back to one's superior
- to have some good come out of a bad situation (idiom); a blessing in disguise
- partial; biased; prejudiced; eccentric
- to seize total victory (idiom); an overwhelming victory; to win by a landslide (in election)
- to feign; to pretend
- (idiom) genuine; sincere; wholehearted
- arrogant; haughty; proud
- 端 duān: 端 duan1: (bound form) tip; end; extremity; (bound form) aspect; facet; (bound form) upright; proper; to hold sth level with both hands; to carry; to eliminate; to wipe out端 duān: 端 duan1: start; origin
- shelf; frame; stand; framework; airs; arrogance
- to step out; to take a (first) step
- step one; first step
- luxurious; sumptuous; lavish
- to pay particular attention to; carefully selected for quality; tastefully chosen