Vocabulary: 赌徒恺撒
- due to; to stem from; to go beyond (also fig. beyond reason, expectations etc); to go against (expectations)
- to extend; to spread
- news of sb's death
- to transmit outwards; to disseminate; efferent (nerve)
- artisan; smith
- merchant; business; enterprise
- to close; to shut (a window etc); (of a shop, school etc) to shut down
- store; shop
- to convene (a conference or meeting); to convoke; to call together
- to gather; assembly; meeting; CL:個|个[ge4],次[ci4]
- to shock; to astonish
- to feel deeply
- grieved; sorrowful
- to liberate; to emancipate; liberation; refers to the Communists' victory over the Nationalists in 1949; CL:次[ci4]
- numbed; insensitive; apathetic; thick-skinned
- end; extremity; limit
- at first glance
- to be amazed; to be surprised; to wonder
- perception (the process of perceiving sth with the senses); to sense; to feel; to detect; to be aware of
- to be in vogue; to be popular; to be prevalent
- the self; oneself; self-; (psychology) ego
- angle from which one observes an object; (fig.) perspective; viewpoint; frame of reference; (cinematography) camera angle; (visual perception) visual angle (the angle a viewed object subtends at the eye); (photography) angle of view
- occasionally; once in a while; sometimes
- 铁杆 tiě gǎn: 铁杆 tie3 gan3: iron rod; zealous; die-hard铁杆 tiě gān: 铁杆 tie3 gan1: iron (golf club)
- wishing one could do sth; to hate to be unable; itching to do sth
- tyranny; despotic rule
- to demand; to call for; to petition; demand; wish; request; to promote one's brand; to appeal to (consumers); (marketing) message; pitch
- former times; olden days
- oligarch
- to substitute for; to replace; to supersede
- benevolent policy; humane government
- (of an area) vast or extensive; large-scale; widespread; (of people) numerous
- negative; passive; inactive
- to change (sth); to alter (sth); to change over (to sth else)
- to complement; to make up for a deficiency
- to transform; to change
- to sound the night watches (on clappers or gongs, in former times)
- to endure; to put up with; to exercise patience
- romanticism
- lit. to upend heaven and earth (idiom); fig. to change the course of events; to turn things around
- footstep; step