Vocabulary: 订书匠
- 足 jù: 足 ju4: excessive足 zú: 足 zu2: (bound form) foot; leg; sufficient; ample; as much as; fully
- to seep; to ooze; to horrify
- real (people); living (artist); while still alive (e.g. skinned alive)
- to wrongfully withhold part of what is due (to sb); to shortchange; to skim (pay, rations, resources etc)
- sorption (generic term for absorption, adsorption, diffusion, precipitation etc)
- to hem and haw; to stall; to stammer; to mumble; to falter
- (coll.) head; skull; (fig.) brains (mental capacity)
- in the dead of night (idiom)
- to conceal; to hide behind; to cover up
- it seems; it looks as if
- to bestow (favors, charity etc)
- to pretend; to feign
- to pity
- to love; to pamper; to spoil; to favor
- bored; to be fed up with; sick and tired of sth; Taiwan pr. [ni4 fan2]
- 哟 yo: 哟 yo5: (sentence-final particle expressing exhortation); (syllable filler in a song)哟 yō: 哟 yo1: Oh! (interjection indicating slight surprise); also pr. [yao1]
- noble; lofty; refined; exquisite
- rich; wealthy; affluent; to be rich in; to be replete with
- sensitive; susceptible
- lofty quality; mettle; spirit
- weak; delicate
- to evoke; to induce; to call to mind; to pick up with a hook
- to sigh; to heave a sigh
- to see clearly; to recognize; to realize
- lit. to cover one's ears whilst stealing a bell; to deceive oneself; to bury one's head in the sand (idiom)
- to say sth without meaning it (idiom); to speak tongue in cheek; saying one thing but meaning sth different
- knight; cavalier; (Tw) bike rider (scooter, bicycle etc)
- elegance (for men); elegant demeanor; grace; poise
- the least bit
- related; relevant; pertinent; to be interrelated; (statistics) correlation
- finger; toe; CL:個|个[ge4]
- to offend
- really; as expected; sure enough; if indeed...; if it's really...
- at the minimum; at the very least
- to pay attention to; to follow sth closely; to follow (on social media); concern; interest; attention
- flame; blaze
- bee; honeybee; CL:隻|只[zhi1],群[qun2]
- residue; dregs; disreputable people
- nameless; obscure
- (literary) shackles