young cadet
young king
young woman
the prince’s tutor, second teacher (a title in feudal dynasty)
young woman, girl
teenager, young man
insincere, lacking in sincerity
youngster, pioneer
to be filial and obedient
to lack self control
the prince’s tutor
deficiency
be missing
major general
major (military rank)
Buddhist studies, Zen studies
young days, youth
bonze
lacking (things), in need, poor; to lack, want
Zen
toad
the moon
undernourished, underfed
second lieutenant, sublieutenant
deficiency, shortcoming
staff of a bonze
monk
shallow, superficial, short-sighted, insular, narrow-minded
pagoda
superficial, shallow
flap
I (an unworthy official)
spring days
to be deep in religious contemplation or meditation
Zen (school of Buddhism)
shallow opinion
veteran, experienced, battle-tested
modest amount of knowledge
good, kind, virtuous
lacking virtue
minority
sad, pitiful
lack of strength
to be small, little
one’s humble idea
humble opinion
abject, low, paltry, worthless
good will, philanthropic; will (to do something)
good and evil, right and wrong
kind heart
freely, without restrain, boldly
good will
skilled in one’s trade
Buddhists
that which is beautiful, fine, excellent, beauty, etc.
good feelings, sympathy
root of innate goodness
good and evil
wise administration, good policy
marksman
loss; to damage, harm, lose
dorsal
frontal
argument, debate
(1) to lose, suffer loss; (2) tongue; (3) [=thật] true, real
invitation (card)
greeting card
property damage
good faith, good intention
property loss, damage
consequential loss
to suffer
harm oneself, be at a disadvantageous position
honest
to lose
to die (violently), lose one’s life
(1) to plunge, fetch; (2) stick
really big
to have a faint smell, odor
the damage is estimated at
vague, faint
sloping
to rub (on), appoint
apical
leisurely, relaxed
slender
tapering, slender, slim
tapering, tapered, dainty, slender, slim
to degenerate, decline
scattered parse
disheartened, dispirited, low-spirited, discouraged
withdraw the troops
to move back
Hold it! (wait?)
leisurely, unhurriedly, deliberately, at leisure
cataract
antifever