- Cambridge
- to educate people (esp. morally)
- vice-principal
- vanguard; pioneer; avant-garde
- educationalist
- to love ardently; to adore
- to break new ground (for agriculture); to open up (a new seam); to develop (border regions); fig. to open up (new horizons)
- cowboy
- infatuated; obsessed
- Philology; Historical Linguistics
- bearing; manner; mien
- monstrous; strange; strange phenomenon
- as for; as to; to go so far as to
- tutor; teacher; academic advisor
- profile; appearance
- to scare; scary; frightening
- heart; innermost being; (math.) incenter
- to help sb in trouble; aid; assistance
- burn (injury)
- all day long
- year in, year out (idiom); (over) many years
- to make more beautiful; to decorate; embellishment
- to set up; to establish
- educational establishment
- impression (sth that stays in one's mind); a memory
- window pane
- spirit of a martyr; spirit of the brave departed; (literary) person of remarkable talent
- palace hall
- 井 Jǐng: 井 Jing3: Jing, one of the 28 constellations of Chinese astronomy; surname Jing井 jǐng: 井 jing3: a well; CL:口[kou3]; neat; orderly
- dormitory; dorm room; living quarters; hostel; CL:間|间[jian1]
- (idiom) from top to bottom; top-down
- hole; opening; cut; gap; gash; my husband or wife; classifier for people (used for indicating the number of people in a family etc); precedent
- very slight sound; rustling (onom.); to stream down (of tears); luxuriant growth (of vegetation)
- notebook (stationery) (CL:本[ben3]); (computing) laptop; notebook (abbr. for 筆記本電腦|笔记本电脑[bi3 ji4 ben3 dian4 nao3])
- underground; in the pit (mining)
- to refine (a substance); to purify; to refine (one's skills, writing etc); refined; polished; succinct; skilled; capable
- mercury (chemistry)
- to rupture; to burst; to explode
- siren
- hurricane; violent reform or revolution; violent movement or force
- mouth of a well
- drifting (motorsport)