Vocabulary: 订书匠
- (literary, or bound form) to look at
- plaything; toy
- to give up halfway (idiom); leave sth unfinished
- pliers; pincers; tongs; forceps; vise; clamp; claw (of a crab etc); CL:把[ba3]; (dialect) earring
- intact; in good condition
- magpie
- beak; snout; mouth; to pant
- extremely; awfully
- to investigate; to look into
- to be precisely the same; to be no different
- to look down; to stoop
- to drift about; to move unsteadily; (fig.) to fluctuate; to rise and fall; to be changeable; (economics) (of a currency or rate etc) to float
- window frame
- to look in all directions (idiom); to glance around
- bleak; desolate; (economics) in a slump; sluggish; depressed
- orange tree; orange (color)
- to walk right into the trap
- eccentric notion; strange whim
- (idiom) to talk big; to sound off; to be full of hot air
- (bound form) to patronize; to support; to aid; (bound form) to praise; to laud
- to satirize; to mock; to recite; Taiwan pr. [feng4]
- a safe; strongbox
- to span; to stretch across; to travel across
- to get over (a shock, bereavement etc); to avoid dwelling on unpleasant things; to accept the situation and move on
- 顾 gù: 顾 gu4: to look after; to take into consideration; to attend to顾 Gù: 顾 Gu4: surname Gu
- as if drunk or entranced (idiom); leading a befuddled existence; in a drunken stupor
- a skill; mastery of a trade; by oneself; without outside help
- pincers; pliers; tongs; claw (of animal); to grasp with pincers; to pinch; to clamp; to restrain; to restrict; to gag
- to dig a hole
- fire tongs
- to prevail; to have one's way; to get away with it
- to relinquish one's grip; to let go