development plan, program
long term, long range plan
atomic, nuclear program
licensing program
economic program
subroutine
nuclear program
main program
training program
mail program
beauty pageant
the plan, project was left unfinished
modernization program
compiler
source program
(computer) application
test program
code conversion program
object program
nuclear weapons program
offensive (sight), unseemly, unsound
television show, program
Machiavellian stratagem(s)
high school curriculum
to excuse
exchange program
weigh, weigh the pros and cons
utilities
ruse, strategy
separation between husband and wife
intaglio
offensive, shocking
to collide, bump into
barricade, barrier, object, obstacle, obstruction
brined (salt-pickled) fish (from which fish sauce is made)
object, obstacle, obstruction
keeper of the seals
miasma
manager, steward
head (of a group)
attorney-general, public prosecutor
encounter, clash, skirmish, gun battle, shots were
(public) notary
to touch (someone) to the raw, cut (someone) to the quick
(village) recorder, land registrar
to meet face to face, face
to hold, manage
clink glasses
to appear
twilight
brine, salt
to straddle
visit one’s ancestor tombs (at the end of the lunar year)
wide open
December, 12th lunar month
larder, pantry, cupboard
tumultuous
to bring bad luck on, put a jinx on
salad of pig’s underdone sliced skin and grilled rice flour and
to bump against, collide into
excite compassion, pity
to meet face to face, face, skirmish
recall the past
to run a (computer) program
(to be) affected, (to be) moved; moved, affected
to run across, through
to be affected by some melancholy feeling
to run for one’s life
dusk, evening, twilight
to run, drive, flow, go, operate; to rescue, save
to run like the wind
play a secondary role, play second fiddle
to loiter about
to run towards
to run fast, be fast (of a clock)
to evacuate from the combat
to run back
work as a messenger
to run across, drive across
to suffer a complete defeat, sustain a complete defeat
to run away
to treat with every possible means (a seriously ill person)
to run away quickly
to solicit, take steps
to throw up the game and go bankrupt
to run out, run outside
to run backwards, move backwards
to speed, go over the speed limit
seek safety from the war, flee from the war
to run through, across, drive past
scuttle along
to run cross-country
to have a narrow escape
go in search of a job, look for a job
to race, have a race, run a race
to run back and forth