- occupation; profession; vocation; professional
- to start on a journey; to be on one's way
- urgent and important moment (idiom); critical juncture
- to act as though there were nobody else present; unselfconscious; fig. without regard for others
- sugar; sweets; candy; CL:顆|颗[ke1],塊|块[kuai4]
- to stir up trouble
- troublesome person; difficult person to deal with
- to pound; to beat; to hull; to attack; to disturb; to stir
- high official
- 降 jiàng: 降 jiang4: to drop; to fall; to come down; to descend降 xiáng: 降 xiang2: to surrender; to capitulate; to subdue; to conquer; to tame
- Georgian (person)
- Joseph Stalin (1879-1953), Soviet dictator
- to have loose lips
- see through (a person, scheme, trick etc)
- not worthwhile
- to freeload
- tangible benefit; material advantages; cheap; economical; advantageous (deal); substantial (discount)
- empty talk; bunk; malicious gossip
- legislation; statute
- offending public morals (idiom)
- major principle; general truth; sermon (reproof); bombastic talk
- mouth like a torrent (idiom); eloquent; glib; voluble; have the gift of the gab
- (idiom) to produce a torrent of words; to talk on and on
- to step down gracefully (humble expression); to concede defeat; to play second fiddle
- to summon; to beckon; to call
- unemployment; to lose one's job
- belly
- graceful words, flowery speech (idiom); elegant but insincere words; cheating wheedling; dishonest rhetoric
- to listen and obey; to comply with; to heed; to hearken