Vocabulary: 历史的尘埃
- (lit. and fig.) to permeate; to seep into; (of a product, idea etc) to penetrate (in a population); (of hostile forces) to infiltrate; (chemistry) osmosis
- fiery; burning; fervent; ardent; passionate
- to burn; to sear; to scorch; (bound form) bright; luminous
- to cycle; to circulate; circle; loop
- heat
- primal chaos (original state of the universe in Chinese mythology); (of a situation) confused; chaotic; (of a person) muddle-headed; simple-minded
- to dissolve; soluble
- whole; entirety; overall; whole; general; on the whole; overall
- to return to; to retreat; regression (statistics)
- waves surging forth; roaring sea
- (literary) dirty; filthy; (literary) dirt; filth
- 好事 hào shì: 好事 hao4 shi4: to be meddlesome好事 hǎo shì: 好事 hao3 shi4: good action, deed, thing or work (also sarcastic, "a fine thing indeed"); charity; happy occasion; Daoist or Buddhist ceremony for the souls of the dead
- to offer; to supply; to provide; to furnish
- to ensure; to guarantee; to safeguard
- to mirror; to reflect; mirror image; reflection; (fig.) to report; to make known; to render
- shadow; darkness; twilight
- to fear
- terror; terrified; afraid; frightened
- hundreds of
- (formal) to apply; to carry out; to take action to (do sth) (used before a disyllabic verb, indicating that the action is directed at sth previously mentioned, e.g. 加以說明|加以说明[jia1 yi3 shuo1 ming2]); to apply (restrictions etc); to give (support, consideration etc); (literary) moreover; in addition
- inalienable; unalienable; inseparable; indivisible
- an integral whole; all concerned; everybody
- (idiom) with one's bare hands (unarmed – also figuratively: without assistance)
- to clear away; to eliminate; to get rid of
- wide expanse; large area; vast stretch; extending widely; blockbuster movie
- to faint; to lose consciousness; his; her; its; their
- with one's own eyes; personally
- bud; sprout
- sapling; young tree
- branch; twig; stem
- to distort; to misrepresent
- branch; limb (of a tree)
- malnutrition; undernourishment; deficiency disease; dystrophy
- venerable