- sloppy
- to agree; to decide after consultation; to come to a compromise
- to raise salary
- bait
- to expect; to await
- to divide up the work; division of labor
- bookbinding; to bind (books etc)
- not the same; different
- insolent; boorish; rough (in actions)
- Irish person
- to appoint; to assign; to indicate clearly and with certainty; designated
- 韦 Wéi: 韦 Wei2: surname Wei韦 wéi: 韦 wei2: soft leather
- Oxford (city in England)
- student; schoolchild
- to exchange; to change (clothes etc); to substitute; to switch; to convert (currency)
- project duration; construction period
- (name) David
- Harry
- 利 Lì: 利 Li4: surname Li利 lì: 利 li4: sharp; favorable; advantage; benefit; profit; interest; to do good to; to benefit
- salary; wage
- price tag
- to employ; to hire
- motive; intention; to be diligent or attentive; careful
- abundantly clear
- novice; new hand; sb new to a job
- to instruct; to teach; to train; to raise (livestock)
- to operate; operations; workings; activities (usu. of an organization); thread (computing)
- slowly; gradually
- University of Oxford
- to sink down to; to be reduced to (sth inferior)
- to prostitute oneself; to sell oneself into slavery
- 仆 pū: 仆 pu1: to fall forward; to fall prostrate仆 pú: 仆 pu2: servant
- (idiom) extraordinary occurrence; bizarre event
- at most; at best
- one's life experience; one's lot; one's past history
- Gloucester city in southwest England
- to study at the same school; fellow student; classmate; CL:位[wei4],個|个[ge4]
- to put on a play; to perform; fig. to pretend; to feign
- role; part (in a play or movie etc); also pr. [jiao3se4]
- to perform (a play etc); to stage (a show); (bound form) to develop; to play out; to carry out (a task)
- to excel the common (idiom); surpassing; preeminent; outstanding
- gifted scholar
- to select and send over
- circumstances; scene; about; probably
- (idiom) after one's own heart; gratifying; satisfactory; everything one could wish