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to admonish, to remonstrate
lock, door bolt; key
to send off; farewell dinner; preserves
bridle, reins
to plow; to sow
stubborn, uncompromising
stubborn
the triple foci, the three visceral cavities
to deliver, to submit, to hand over
border, frontier; to inspect, to patrol
to exhaust, to use up, to deplete
brocade, tapestry; embroidered
close; quiet, silent
red silk
whale
neck, throat
mirror, glass; lens, glasses
still, quiet, motionless, gentle
orange, tangerine
to raise; to recommend; to praise
to walk alone; self-reliant; hunch-backed
to possess, to occupy; position; base
rapid, sudden, unexpected
a saw; to saw, to amputate
stake, post; axle
hornless deer; to collect; to band together
to watch, to spy on; to overlook, to look down on
to cultivate, to farm; to reclaim
sunken eyes
to swallow, to gulp down; greedy
granary, barn
to peep, to spy on, to watch
edible amaranth; straw basket
a legendary sword
spawn; roe; fry
current, rapids
to depend on, to rely on; to bilk, to deny; poor
multicolored
basket; goal
lazy, languid, listless
to rub, to grind; to use a mortar and pestle
flower bud
bamboo fence; fence, hedge
bridal veil; to tie, to bind
sorrow, grief; to incur, to meet with
a river in northern Hunan
history; calendar
history; calendar
bugle, Tartar horn
a waterfall; a river in Hunan
a kind of monster
to burn, to light; street lamp; signal fire
omentum; the fat covering the intestines
the rumbling of wheels
monsoon; a long spell of rain
granary; to stockpile
granary; to stockpile
afraid of; in awe of
phosphine
Chinese character
carp
lark, wagtail; Motacilla species (various)
Anthus species (various)
weakness, infirmity; urine retention
mine shaft; cavity, hole
dragon; symbol of the emperor
to see; to look at; to observe
cottage, hut; black; surname
to capture, to seize
oar, scull; to row, to scull
a river in northern China
to copy, to record, to write down