showy
village notable, local influential person
moat and bastions, defense works
(1) to open one’s mouth; (2) (exclamation)
village authorities
oyster
hero
twenty-cent coin
spirit, magnanimity
generous
enthusiastic, eager
open mouthed; to open one’s mouth
groin
gaping, open-mouthed
Chinese literature
gaping, open-mouthed; to gape, open wide one’s mouth
would it be easy to
eager or greedy for gain, mercantile
how dare (we)
greedy for fame or glory
wouldn’t
to be greedy for
to pick
authoritarian authoritative
to open one’s mouth wide
mouth open, open mouthed; to open one’s mouth
sing (usually badly)
love song
folk song
modern theatre, modernized theatre
to go to a geisha house
go to a Vietnamese geisha house
songs of a strolling blind musician, sing like a strolling
Vietnamese popular opera
sing
Vietnamese classic opera
circus
movies
kind of song (which country boys and girls sing back and
to sing; stage performance
lullaby
ambitious
to travel from place to place so as to sing in public
aerobic
(1) to stop, brake; (2) to harass, betray
look askance (at), skew (at)
terrible, terrifying, awful, frightening
to look askance at, look black at someone
to be afraid
gluttonous, greedy (for food)
pleased to meet
pleased, honored
joyful, happy, merry
to make warm, hot
to like, have admiration
slightly crack-brained
hottish
to warm (up), make warm
clothes factory
airline (company)
insurance company
business firm, trading company
company, firm, factory
rare, scarce
to sweat, perspire
attack a town
advertising company, firm
to apply the brake
small business
to harm, injure
research firm
to rape
pride; to be proud
(1) crack; (2) taboo
firm, company, business
sidewalk
news organization
(1) summer; (2) pathway, walk, sidewalk
company
(let’s) be sure to
international news organization
hear me out, listen
(let’s) take for example
up to now, still
they (he, she) should know that, should be aware that
let us, be sure to; still
to be an upstart, be a parvenu
to open one’s lips
weak, low, base, vile
to be ajar, slightly open
cudgel
pusillanimous, faint-hearted
cowardly; cowardice
humble, low
hertz
very mean, very base
to open one’s lips, utter a word