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to sew, to stitch; to thread a needle
gauze; fine white silk
to twist, to turn, to bend; to distort
treaty, covenant, agreement
saddle strap, harness; an emperor
to tie, to fasten, to bind
to give, to lend; for, by
to quilt
to sketch, to paint, to draw
deep red; a river in Shanxi province
intertwined; to twist, to wring; to hang a criminal
knot, tie; to connect, to join
to cut, to sever; to break off, to terminate
pants, trousers, underwear
web, net; to entangle
to entwine, to wind around; to orbit, to revolve
cotton, silk, velvet, wool
to govern, to command; to gather, to unite
variegated, adorned; brilliant
earthen jug, crock, cistern
penalty, fine; to punish, to penalize
a screen used in ancient times
little lamb
beautiful, pretty; pleasing
a legendary archer
specialized; concentrated
to resist, to bear; patient, enduring
to play, to frolic, to amuse
to hoe the soil around one's plants
drooping ears
womb, placenta, fetal membrane
back, backside; to betray, to violate
gallbladder; gall, guts, courage
guanidine
shoulder; shoulder blade
fat, plump, obese; a fat person
embryo; an unfinished thing
arsine
victory; to excel, to truimph
embryo, fetus; car tire
stomach
measles, pustules, rash
corn, callus
helmet; descendant
meat offered in sacrifice to one's ancestors
peptone
recklessly, foolishly; wildly
calf, shinbone
carbylamine; isocyanide
blurry, obscured; the condition or appearance of the moon
to arrange, to display
to open; to throw away
all, together, mutually
heir, successor; progeny, posterity
a pulse; arteries, veins; blood vessels
to separate the grain from the husk
to lift, to raise, to carry on one's shoulder
boat, ship
sampan, wooden boat
to moor a boat
China grass, ramie
hornwort
a plant yielding a red dye
weeds; overgrowth
ranunculus
tea; tea leaves; tea plant
reed, madder; Rubia cordifolia
opportunity; farmland after the harvest
tea; tea leaves; tea plant
thatching; caltrop, Tribulus terrestris
China root; medicinal fungus