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to manipulate
to push; to expel; to drive; to decline
to cover up (with a hand); to ambush, to conceal; to shut
to throw, to hurl, to fling, to cast
to copy, to depict, to sketch, to trace
to ridicule, to poke fun at
failure; to decline, to fail, to suffer defeat
to break, to destroy; ruined, tattered
an imperial order or decree
school, education
aid, help; to rescue, to save
to collect, to extort
fast, quick; clever, smart
to express, to state; to relate, to narrate
bold, brave; to dare, to venture
ancient measuring vessel; unit of volume, about 50 liters
slanting, sloping, inclined
to sever, to cut off, to interrupt
to chop, to cut, to sever; to behead
to announce, to state
to signal; a flag adorned with feathers
romantic; the fluttering of a flag
to revolve, to orbit, to return
race, nationality, ethnicity; tribe, clan
twilight before dawn
night, evening; late
daytime, daylight
late afternoon
dawn, early morning
dark, obscure, unclear; night
to meet; to interview with
ministers, officials; a company; surname
long, extended, vast; beautiful
to expect, to hope, to look forward to
beam, rafter
cane, pole, stick
rafter; Malus toringo
quince
the varnish tree; varnish, lacquer; paint
horse chestnut
bucket, pail, tub; can, cask, keg
stem, branch; to hinder, to block
handcuffs, manacles; fetters
bridge; beam, rafter; surname
plum; prune; surname
clause, condition; string, stripe
owl; evil; brave
jasmine; Gardenia
Catalpa ovata
Chinese ash
Buddhist, Sanskrit
dogwood; Cornus macrophylla
pear; opera
flail; to thresh
dream
the tip of a branch; rudder
brush, comb
a weaver's shuttle; to go back and forth
wood block; idiot, blockhead
ladder, steps, stairs
Chinese parasol tree, Sterculia platanifolia
weapons; tools; instruments
to check, to examine, to inspect
carved or patterned window sills
sigh; an exclamatory sound
to suck, to drink
to sigh; to sob
desire, want, longing, intent
to dress a corpse for burial
to starve to death
to die, to fall, to perish, to vanish
stone chimes