- enmity; hostility
- act; action; activity; move; movement
- to yell; to shout; to call out for (a person)
- to have; to possess
- ominous; inauspicious
- several days
- to hand over; to pass on; to deliver; (bound form) progressively; in the proper order
- coincidence; coincidental; to coincide
- to take action; to adopt policies; to move on some issue
- mutual; interactive; each other; alternately; in turn; interaction
- to grab hold of; to capture
- to ask sb to stay; to keep sb for the night; to await (classical)
- (idiom) astounded; flabbergasted; taken aback
- to injure; to harm
- norm; standard; specification; regulation; rule; within the rules; to fix rules; to regulate; to specify
- to inherit; to succeed to (the throne etc); to carry on (a tradition etc)
- safety and danger; safety
- care; solicitude; to show care for; concerned about; attentive to
- to move (sb); to touch (sb emotionally); moving
- to descend; to land
- course of events; process
- to crumple
- to wave (one's hand)
- collective (decision); joint (effort); a group; a team; en masse; as a group
- to expose; to reveal; to lay bare; also pr. [pu4 lu4]
- to guard; to protect; bodyguard (for officials in ancient times)
- to escort; to accompany
- to send (on a mission); to dispatch
- lit. to chop the nail and slice the iron (idiom); fig. resolute and decisive; unhesitating; categorical
- to be deeply concerned; to be troubled (by)
- to annoy; annoying; irritating; troublesome
- senior
- wise and farsighted
- other people; others; other person
- dish; plate
- to choose one's words; wording
- to use letters; to use words; diction
- to transmit outwards; to disseminate; efferent (nerve)
- to say hello to; to send one's regards to