- to conduct oneself with dignity; to be dignified; deadweight
- to have no other choice
- (literary) to feel apologetic; to feel guilty
- to promise; to undertake to do something; commitment
- Riga, capital of Latvia
- goodwill; benevolence; kindness
- to console; to comfort; to soothe
- to give one's respects; to send a greeting; (fig.) (coll.) to make offensive reference to (somebody dear to the person to whom one is speaking)
- to intrude; to charge in; to gate-crash
- preparations; to get ready for sth
- marriage; CL:門|门[men2]
- to consider; to weigh (a matter); to balance (pros and cons)
- to not bother about trifles (idiom)
- long-winded; wordy; troublesome; pesky; to talk endlessly; to go on and on; also pr. [luo1suo1]
- lit. to sound out the difficulties and retreat to avoid defeat (idiom); fig. to back out of an awkward situation; to get out on finding out what it's really like
- 皆大欢喜 jiē dà huān xǐ: 皆大欢喜 jie1 da4 huan1 xi3: to everyone's delight and satisfaction皆大欢喜 Jiē dà huān xǐ: 皆大欢喜 Jie1 da4 huan1 xi3: As You Like It, comedy by Shakespeare
- unavoidably; can't help; really; rather
- anxious; worried; uneasy; to worry; to be anxious
- pure and limpid; (of a person) quick-witted
- lit. agitated sitting or standing (idiom); restless; fidgety
- to fall asleep
- to be good at understanding others (idiom)
- wording; way of expressing something; turn of phrase; diction
- gladly; cheerfully
- (idiom) to disregard all negative considerations; to cast aside all concerns
- to keep an appointment
- (idiom) as everyone knows
- to be deeply in (trouble, debt etc); deep set (eyes)
- due to; as a result of; thanks to; owing to; since; because
- to intervene; to get involved
- to sleep soundly
- very late at night
- 页 xié: 页 xie2: head页 yè: 页 ye4: page; leaf
- the most senior minister of many kingdoms or dynasties (with varying roles); prime minister
- one of the given (options etc); the first; firstly
- gaiety; gladness; glee; merriment; pleasure; happy; joyous; gay
- whether or not (at the end of a phrase)
- (literary) dangerous; perilous; (literary) almost; well-nigh