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
self confident
inferiority complex; to feel inferior
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
hand writing, written evidence
be renewed, be revived, mend, grow better, reform
(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)
glossary, lexicon, dictionary
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
technical dictionary
what kind of dictionary?
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)
like, similar
(1) preface, forward, title, headline; (2) like, similar
Chinese four-chord lute
spleen
first day of school, beginning of school year
exchange rate
(for) example
billion; to compare
nasal
political refugee
refugee
sixth year of the Chinese zodiac (“snake”)
inflation rate
rate of increase, growth rate
proportion, ratio, percent, percentage, rate
density-proportion
turn ratio
rate, ratio-score
billionaire, very rich person
for instance, for example
unemployment rate
to complain, moan
tannin
talus
one should not expect (something)
we (inclusive), us
ear; mishap, accident, calamity
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
to hear with one’s ears; headphones
spy, informer
misfortune, adversity
VIP (very important person), bigwig, big
bad name, bad reputation, scandal
how come? Why? How so?
mischievously wicked
to get out of danger, get away