cartoon, caricature
to smoke for fun, smoke casually
anniversary of the death (of someone)
forbidden or taboo name
to smoke opium
a little different
ardent, fiery, fervent, enthusiastic, eager
remote relation (of parentage)
odor, smell
what is the use of
a little sad
a little too much
(1) a little, slightly; (2) steam, breath, gas
asphyxiating gas
in the bloom of youth, in the glow of juvenile beauty
cold air, cold gas; slightly cold
jar
a little less
child’s vulva-little girl, tiny chit
a little difficult, somewhat difficult
ardent, fervent; to be engrossed in, be utterly dedicated to
to have a flare-up of zeal (enthusiasm)
to breathe hard, heavily
a little more
to breathe normally
rather than
to breathe, respire; breath, respiration
more than all, anywhere else
above all others
steam
none better than one
additional, more than, -er
toxic gas, noxious gas
money, gold
more than a year later
to be a little hungry
more than a year
there’s no need to do something, it’s no use doing
more than a day
many times more
to damage heavily
more than half
spoiled, lost, damaged
farther, moreover, more
uncertain, vague, obscure
more than an hour
suffer some damage and loss; to waste, pollute
for more than half a year (already)
fake name, front; vainglory
additional, more than
invent, imagine (a work of fiction)
to be more
rotten, bad, spoiled, naughty; to become bad, go bad
more than a century later
further, furthermore, moreover, in addition
win or lose
pros and cons, gain and loss
spoiled (food), damaged
legendary
truth and fiction, true and false
spoiled, bad-mannered
abstract number
empty, useless position, nominal position
socially useless life
formal, formality
waste
nil, nothingness, nihility
ramshackle
illusory glory, empty honor
weaken, grow weak(er) or feeble, weakened, enfeebled
empty words (auxiliaries, particles)
false, sophistical
formal word (as opposite to notional word)
empty, nil, vain
show off, display (something essentially empty)
fallow
raise an army, raise troops
retirement pension, social security
unreal, illusory
cease-fire
useless to society
to rest, retire
turn bad in character
perfume, fragrance, incense; village, country
prosperous
vicissitudes, ups and downs
to excite
establish oneself
feel fired, feel enthusiastic
truce
kowtow
village official
village administrative business
women’s chamber
village registrar
communal council
village guard
venerated souls (of one’s parents), treasured memory