Vocabulary: 悟空传
- to tell; to instruct; to command
- never; will never
- to evade; to flee; to escape
- (used to stress that sth did not turn out as one might have expected) did not actually ...; has not actually ...
- authentic tradition; handed-down teachings or techniques
- happening; instance; reason; cause; intentional; former; old; friend; therefore; hence; (of people) to die, dead
- certainly; must; will; necessarily
- old fellow; old man; father; husband
- 哄 hōng: 哄 hong1: roar of laughter (onom.); hubbub; to roar (as a crowd)哄 hǒng: 哄 hong3: to deceive; to coax; to amuse (a child)哄 hòng: 哄 hong4: tumult; uproar; commotion; disturbance
- (dialect) parents
- resolutely; firmly; ferociously; ruthlessly
- to have bad luck; to be out of luck
- mother; young lady; (coll.) effeminate
- 闲 xián: 闲 xian2: enclosure; unoccupied; leisure闲 xián: 闲 xian2: idle; unoccupied; leisure
- skill; art; kung fu; labor; effort
- good or not?; luckily; fortuitously
- 好玩 hào wán: 好玩 hao4 wan2: to be playful; to be fond of one's fun好玩 hǎo wán: 好玩 hao3 wan2: amusing; fun; interesting
- 隐 yǐn: 隐 yin3: (bound form) secret; hidden; concealed; crypto-隐 yìn: 隐 yin4: to lean upon
- yawn
- to search; to look for; to seek
- to be unable to find
- to snivel (usually humorous)
- 蹲 dūn: 蹲 dun1: to crouch; to squat; to stay (somewhere)蹲 cún: 蹲 cun2: (dialect) to sprain one's foot or leg due to a sudden impact or landing
- doorway; gate; CL:個|个[ge4]
- to raise (animals); to bring up (children); to keep (pets); to support; to give birth
- correct; right; not bad; pretty good
- bright
- to play; to have fun
- 东 Dōng: 东 Dong1: surname Dong东 dōng: 东 dong1: east; host (i.e. sitting on east side of guest); landlord
- to push aside with the hand, foot, a stick etc; to dial; to allocate; to set aside (money); to poke (the fire); to pluck (a string instrument); to turn round; classifier: group, batch
- to fish up; to dredge up
- to disturb; to annoy; to mix; to stir
- (idiom) everything broken and in disorder
- to desist; to stop; to stay one's hand
- young people; youngster
- appearance
- old and frail; decrepit; doddering; decrepitude; infirmities of old age