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to capture, to seize
to beat the breast
to lift; to support, to hold up
to claim, to monopolize; arbitrary
to tremble, to shake, to quake, to flutter
to have, to hold; to embrace, to hug; to flock, to throng
to select, to choose
neat, orderly, whole; to repair, to mend
multicolored
sunrise, the morning sun
history; calendar
cloudy, overcast
dawn; clear, explicit, known
plain, simple; sincere; surname
firewood; lumberjack; to gather wood
tree; to plant; to set up, to establish
sweet olive; scrambled eggs
the shade of a tree
goblet, jar, jug; lush, drunk
orange
desk; machine; moment, opportunity
orange, tangerine
stake, post; axle
a sledge for transportation
bridge; beam, crosspiece
radius, forearm; a bent or twisted piece of wood
bag, sack; a hollow tub open at both ends
cabinet, cupboard, wardrobe
horizontal, across; unreasonable, harsh
oar, scull; to row, to scull
citrus
a small red apple
a tool used to sharpen wood
lamp stand; bow frame
to suck; the name of a district in Anhui
to snort, to blow through the nose
history; calendar
utmost, entirely, quite; to use up
to die, to kill, to exterminate
overcoat; down feathers
thick rough serge from Tibet
thick rough serge from Tibet
a river in northern China
still water; tranquil, placid
calm, quiet, tranquil
marsh, swamp; sediment; to precipitate
a river in northern Hunan
the name of a river in Shandong
gulf; a blocked stream
to wash, to bathe
marsh, swamp; brilliance, grace
to approach; near, on the verge of
vast, expansive, deep; dirty
to arouse, to incite; acute, sharp; fierce, violent
current, rapids
a waterfall; a river in Hunan
concentrated, dense, strong, thick
the name of a river
dirty, filthy, muddy, turbid
to burn, to blaze; splendid; intense
dim light, a glimmer; warm; bright
lamp, lantern, light
to simmer; to stew
to roast meat for a sacrifice
to burn, to light; street lamp; signal fire
to simmer, to cook over a slow fire
to ignite, to burn; combustion
to burn, to bake; to heat, to roast
to scald; to iron clothes or hair
to reheat food
lovebird, swallow
camp, barracks, army; to run, to manage