Vocabulary: 弗兰肯斯坦
- to elope
- four; 4
- to occur suddenly
- to drown
- extremely important; vital; crucial; essential
- January; first month (of the lunar year)
- (prefix indicating ordinal number, as in 第六[di4 liu4] "sixth"); (literary) grades in which successful candidates in the imperial examinations were placed; (old) residence of a high official; (literary) but; however; (literary) only; just
- critic; reviewer
- to make a living
- reputation; prestige; public esteem
- (astronomy) binary star; (fig.) two prominent entities regarded as a pair (often complementary or in rivalry)
- to be published; to come out
- to make one's name; to become famous
- to adapt; to rearrange; to revise
- Western opera; CL:場|场[chang3],齣|出[chu1]
- opera house
- to act (in a play); to perform; to put on (a performance); performance; concert; show; CL:場|场[chang3],次[ci4]
- 录 lù: 录 lu4: to carve wood录 lù: 录 lu4: diary; record; to hit; to copy录 Lù: 录 Lu4: surname Lu
- up to; no less than; as much as
- third; three times; (math.) degree three, cubic (equation)
- 场 chǎng: 场 chang3: large place used for a specific purpose; stage; scene (of a play); classifier for sporting or recreational activities; classifier for number of exams场 cháng: 场 chang2: threshing floor; classifier for events and happenings: spell, episode, bout
- title; heading; headline; caption; subject
- the present age; the contemporary era
- Prometheus, a Titan god of fire in Greek mythology
- a person of foresight; (religion) a prophet
- God of heaven; Celestial emperor
- Zeus
- to lock; to lock up; a lock (CL:把[ba3])
- huge rock; boulder; monolith
- (coll.) eagle; hawk; any similar bird of prey
- (of a bird) to peck at food
- liver
- metaphor
- man-made; artificial; synthetic
- strange; weird
- natural disposition
- to beat up; to come to blows; battery (law)
- to shoot with a gun; shooting incident
- to burn to death
- history of literature