Vocabulary: 诛仙
- impossible to get rid of
- to wipe
- to knead; to rub
- to give up; to abandon (a goal etc); to let sth go; forget it; let the matter drop
- viscous; thick and sticky
- to flash
- one of the two chief types of music in Chinese opera; Peking opera; also written 二簧[er4 huang2]; see also 西皮[xi1 pi2]
- bandit
- (of skin) fair and clear
- thin and weak
- young people; youngster
- lit. golden boys and jade maidens (idiom); attendants of the Daoist immortals; fig. lovely young children; a golden couple; (of a couple who are in the public eye) a lovely young couple
- clamor; noise
- to speak in a low muffled voice (idiom)
- to give one's respects; to send a greeting; (fig.) (coll.) to make offensive reference to (somebody dear to the person to whom one is speaking)
- arrogant
- honorific: I've long looked forward to meeting you.; It's an honor to meet you at last.
- 大名 Dà míng: 大名 Da4 ming2: see 大名縣|大名县[Da4 ming2 Xian4]大名 dà míng: 大名 da4 ming2: famous name; your distinguished name; one's formal personal name; (Japanese history) daimyo
- (bound form) false; erroneous; absurd; mu (Greek letter Μ, μ)
- stupid; slow on the uptake
- 唯 wěi: 唯 wei3: yes唯 wéi: 唯 wei2: only; alone; -ism (in Chinese, a prefix, often combined with a suffix such as 主義|主义[zhu3 yi4] or 論|论[lun4], e.g. 唯理論|唯理论[wei2 li3 lun4], rationalism)
- clear; vast and deep; classifier for a body of clear water
- to abandon; to relinquish; to discard; to throw away
- (bound form) to confer; to give; (bound form) to teach; to instruct; (literary) to appoint
- in order to; hoping to; attempting to; waiting for
- (area where) vegetation grows; the common people
- good deeds
- to introduce (sb); (esp.) to present to the emperor
- to be disgusted with; to dislike; bad reaction; antipathy
- worldly wisdom; the ways of the world; to know how to get on in the world
- to search for; to look up
- to run into; to come upon; to meet
- tall and strong
- to suck blood
- amount; number
- to have no other option but to ...; to have to; to be forced to
- (idiom) to rid the people of a scourge
- cannot bear or stand; be unequal to; very; extremely