Vocabulary: 历史的尘埃
- to attack; to accuse; to charge; an attack (terrorist or military)
- abdomen; belly; flank
- 涌 chōng: 涌 chong1: (used in place names)涌 yǒng: 涌 yong3: to bubble up; to rush forth
- to catch up with; to keep pace with
- to smash; to pound; to fail; to muck up; to bungle
- (idiom) flesh and blood flying in all directions; carnage
- to take on (a responsibility)
- to kill or injure
- range; scope; limit; extent; CL:個|个[ge4]
- not equal to; not as good as; inferior to; it would be better to
- to attack; to assault; to go on the offensive; attack; assault; offense (sports)
- to wave sth; to brandish
- spark; sparkle
- (of droplets, sparks etc) to fly about in all directions; to splatter everywhere
- to piece together; to put together; to pool (resources etc); to share; to risk all; to go all out; to spell (words)
- both sides suffer (idiom); neither side wins
- to resist; to hold back; to stop; to ward off; to withstand
- to take out; to extract
- to resist; to ward off; to hold one's own
- urgent; pressing; rapid; hurried; worried; to make (sb) anxious
- to sprout up; to flourish; (of war etc) to break out; rapid growth
- heroic spirit; heroism
- heel; to follow closely; to go with; (of a woman) to marry sb; with; compared with; to; towards; and (joining two nouns)
- to beat; to win; to profit
- to respond; response
- (idiom) to compete to be first; to scramble to get ahead; to rush forward for fear of falling behind
- directly; head-on (collision); in one's face (of wind)
- unilateral
- all; entire
- to retreat
- idle; free time; leisure
- shield; pretext; excuse
- opponent; rival; competitor; (well-matched) adversary; match
- flexible; nimble; agile
- poor; destitute; to use up; to exhaust; thoroughly; extremely; (coll.) persistently and pointlessly
- to avert; to prevent; to avoid; to refrain from
- to intercept
- smoothly; without a hitch
- to sprinkle; to shed (tears, blood etc); fig. free, unconstrained; to write in a free style
- flesh
- party; carousal; hilarity; merriment; whoopee; to carouse
- feast