- to get one’s courage up; to embolden
- native place; place of origin; home state or region
- to establish diplomatic relations
- name; titular; nominal; in name; ostensible purpose
- British Commonwealth of Nations
- member country
- to change train (plane, bus etc); transfer between modes of transport
- to vanish; to disappear from the face of the earth
- to encircle; to go around; to circle; to beat about the bush
- to quarrel; to bicker; glib repartee
- keep silent; not say a word
- bamboo; CL:棵[ke1],根[gen1]
- to vanish gradually; to disappear; to fade out
- to play a game
- (idiom) to indulge in flights of fancy; to let one's imagination run wild
- It is hard to change one's essential nature (idiom). You can't change who you are.; Can the leopard change his spots? (Jeremiah 13:23)
- to be studying (at a school or research institute)
- to have the nerve; what a cheek!; to feel no shame; to overcome the shame; (is it) proper? (rhetorical question)
- known to everybody
- idol
- to stop; to come to a halt
- wutong (Firmiana platanifolia); Chinese parasol tree
- to disperse
- shrine
- pyramid (building or structure)
- scarlet
- to compose oneself; to concentrate one's attention
- fortified hill village; mountain stronghold (esp. of bandits); (fig.) knockoff (goods); counterfeit; imitation
- lintel (of a door); fig. family's social status
- English (language)
- suspicious; dubious
- space shuttle
- model; mold; matrix; pattern
- to frolic; to gambol
- monastery main gate (Buddhism); monastery