Vocabulary: 黑暗血时代
- deep in one's heart
- to inhibit; to keep down; to suppress
- to bite the hand that feeds one (idiom)
- to become
- chest; heart; mind
- 更 gēng: 更 geng1: to change or replace; to experience; one of the five two-hour periods into which the night was formerly divided; watch (e.g. of a sentry or guard)更 gèng: 更 geng4: more; even more; further; still; still more
- beautiful woman
- star; celebrity
- stretch a hand and grab it (idiom); very easy
- as the proverb says; as they say...
- to control; to dominate; to allocate
- courageous; bold
- to strengthen; to build up; to grow strong and large
- (onom.) swishing; rustling
- to take out; to extract
- waist
- to forget favors and violate justice (idiom); ingratitude to a friend; to kick a benefactor in the teeth
- 刺 cī: 刺 ci1: (onom.) whoosh刺 cì: 刺 ci4: thorn; sting; thrust; to prick; to pierce; to stab; to assassinate; to murder
- to look as if; to seem
- awe-inspiring bearing; authority; power; imposing; impressive; majestic
- 挨 āi: 挨 ai1: in order; in sequence; close to; adjacent to挨 ái: 挨 ai2: to suffer; to endure; to pull through (hard times); to delay; to stall; to play for time; to dawdle
- serious injury; seriously injured
- to take advantage; to seize an opportunity; in passing; without taking extra trouble; conveniently
- successfully accomplished (project or goal); to be highly successful
- scene; scenario; situation; setting
- due to; to stem from; to go beyond (also fig. beyond reason, expectations etc); to go against (expectations)
- to anticipate; to expect; expectations
- to split; to crack; to burst (open)
- blood
- (onom.) pattering sound; drip drip (of water); tick tock (of clock); also pr. [di1 da5]
- 蹬 dèng: 蹬 deng4: used in 蹭蹬[ceng4 deng4]蹬 dēng: 蹬 deng1: to step on; to tread on; to put on; to wear (shoes, trousers etc); (slang) to dump (sb); Taiwan pr. [deng4]
- to moan; to groan
- (idiom) baffling; bizarre; without rhyme or reason; inexplicable
- inappropriate; improper; out of place
- to sneer; to laugh grimly; grin of dissatisfaction (bitterness, helplessness, indignation etc); bitter, grim, sarcastic or angry smile