offer incense
first quarter of the moon, wane (of the moon)
emperor, father of the king
respect for the worthy
heaven, paradise
highlands
high(er), upper level
epithelium
guest of honor
memorialize the throne
superexcellent, superfine
above, superior, over, upper
senator, peer
senate
to ride a horse, be on horseback
to wish
to start, set off
superior’s command
high-ranking official
upstream; upper, high (society, class)
high grade
heavy machine-gun
source, upper reaches
go to the capital
festival of January lunar calendar
senate, house of lords
minister, prime minister
low-rising tone
superstructure
sergeant major, warrant officer
higher layer
the best policy
lieutenant general, three-star general
mother country
senior lieutenant-colonel
first ten days of a month
first degree, top level
suprarenal
court of appeals
agar, Chinese gelatin (isinglass, Japanese gelatin) isinglass
imperial garden, royal garden
doctorate, PhD (degree)
superior monk
to be large, great
elongated, long
go into a trance
summit, peak, top
top class (rank)
a sacrifice dedicated to the god of earth at the beginning
senior lieutenant
martial
Senate, upper house (legislative)
asbestos
amianthus, asbestos
pomogranate
stone implements
dendrobium
petrography
petrify
arsenic
plaster
house gecko
slab of lithographic stone
hydrosphere
quartz, crystal
stalactite-stalagmit
experienced, skilled
expert, skillful, adept, good at, proficient, skilled, experienced
prosperous
lithography
grotto, cave
to release, throw, drop a bomb
acorus calamus sweet rush, sweet sedge
to release, set free, let sb out (of a car, etc.)
lycopod, lycopodium
cylindrical container
experienced
experienced (in one’s work)
(well) informed
freely, at will, without restrain
to release hostages
act freely
to stroll, ramble, walk
to allow to range freely
to float water-fern, grow water-fern (on a pond)
to let someone out of, release someone from
to float a raft on the river
float, floating; to release, let go
to (weigh) anchor
to run after a shadow
to lay the bait
to let loose, set loose
to drop by parachute, parachute
highly destructive, devastating, terrible, awful
to float on, be adrift
humanitarian disaster
financial disaster
catastrophe, calamity, disaster, tragedy
disaster; disastrous; pitiful