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audience, interview; face-to-face meeting
jug, goblet; rule, law
wine cup; to propose a toast; feast
to scold loudly, to curse, to abuse
to accuse, to sue; to inform; to narrate
to diagnose; to examine a patient
to concentrate, to focus
phrase, expression; words, speech
to slander; to condem, to reproach
to curse, to scold; to accuse
to appraise, to criticize, to evaluate
to bequeath, to pass on
to cheat, to defraud; sly, treacherous
to proclaim, to decree; imperial decree
to curse; to pledge, to swear
to sing, to hum, to chant
to scheme, to plan; to practice
to slander, to defame
counsel, advice; to speak out
calm, quiet, still; cautious
humble, modest
posthumous name or title
to raise; to start, to prepare
to thank
rumor; folksong, ballad
sable, mink, marten
to borrow; to lend; to pardon
two (bankers' anti-fraud numeral)
expenses, fees; to cost, to spend; wasteful
expensive, costly; valuable, precious
to buy, to purchase; to bribe, to persuade
commerce, trade
to stick, to paste; attached; allowance, subsidy
to hand down, to give to, to bequeath
to store, to stockpile, to hoard
to forge ahead; energetic; surname
to congratulate; to send a present
strong
to give; to bestow a favor; to appoint
fine, penalty
to bet, to gamble, to wager
tax; to give, to bestow
to continue a song
gift, present; offering
to compensate, to pay damages, to suffer a loss
reward; to appreciate; to bestow, to grant
ransom; to buy; to redeem
to give to charity; to give alms
to jump over, to leap over; to overtake, to surpass
to take advantage of, to seize an opportunity
weak, lame
to hurry, to hasten; to approach, to be attracted to
to exceed, to surpass, to transcend
to walk, to travel; epilogue, colophon
lame
to stumble, to slip, to fall
arch, instep
to squat, to sit cross-legged
to walk, to move
to run, to flee, to escape
to stagger, to limp
to trample, to kick
to stumble, to falter, to vacillate
the sole of the foot
to trample, to tread on, to walk over
wheel; to revolve, to turn
axle
to surpass, to overtake, to excel
a cross board at rear of a carriage
axle, pivot, shaft; axis
generation, lifetime; contemporary
to suspend, to stop, to halt