to reward oneself
to confess
by oneself, on one’s own
autobiographical, narrative in first person
to set oneself on fire, immolate oneself
narrative genre in first person
masturbation; to masturbate
to be over-confident
to commit suicide, kill oneself
hand writing, written evidence
be renewed, be revived, mend, grow better, reform
self help
self respect
self-remedy
autonomous, self-governing; autonomy
autobiography
uninvited, without permission
to destroy oneself; self-destruction
to feel superior to, have a superiority complex
autolytic
self-confidence; to be self-confident
glossary, lexicon, dictionary
dictionary
(self-)defense; to defend oneself
Buddhist pagoda
to kill oneself, commit suicide
home-made
be satisfied, content, easy
self-sufficient, self-supporting
pride, self-love
to call oneself
to assume, proclaim oneself, pretend (to be someone)
technical dictionary
what kind of dictionary?
all kinds of dictionaries are expensive
glossary, lexicon
self-guided, homing
self-regulating
rice-field dedicated to worship
conceited
to do something on one’s own accord; unilaterally, on one’s own
to struggle with one’s own self
self-providing
like, similar
(1) preface, forward, title, headline; (2) like, similar
to hang oneself
automatic control
office automation
automatization; to automate
basically, in general
automatic, of one’s own volition
first day of school
in short, in sum
proverb
title, heading; to write (preface, forward)
refugee
sixth year of the Chinese zodiac (“snake”)
Chinese four-chord lute
spleen
first day of school, beginning of school year
exchange rate
(for) example
billion; to compare
nasal
political refugee
for instance, for example
unemployment rate
inflation rate
rate of increase, growth rate
proportion, ratio, percent, percentage, rate
density-proportion
turn ratio
rate, ratio-score
billionaire, very rich person
ear; mishap, accident, calamity
to complain, moan
tannin
talus
one should not expect (something)
we (inclusive), us
to hear with one’s ears; headphones
spy, informer
otorhinolaryngology
thumb-screw
disaster, catastrophe, calamity
disastrous, catastrophic, damaging; to damage
taiga
stroke (brain injury)
disaster, catastrophe
unexpected misfortune, unforeseen adversity
to hear something with one’s own ears
disaster
mischievously malicious
misfortune, adversity
VIP (very important person), bigwig, big
bad name, bad reputation, scandal
how come? Why? How so?