Dictionary

To restrict, to constrain, to condition

Considerable, substantial

Primitive, original

Reflection, reflex

Confucianism; educated person

Original, former, previously

To cut, to sever, to reap

To occupy, to seize

To occupy, to capture

Moreover, furthermore, besides

Noisy, clamorous

To use for reference, to draw lessons from

To shield, to cover up (for someone)

To hang; to suspend

Pocket; bag; to carry (in a fold)

Misfortune, accident, unforeseen event

Prospects, foreground

To compress, to reduce

By every possible means, by hook or by crook

Satellite

To make do, to get by

To suppress, to repress

To suppress, to repress

To press; to squeeze; to exploit

To trust, to rely on someone

To make a decision, strategy

To package; packaging

To taste; to sample

Exploration, prospecting

To coordinate, to harmonize

To cool down, cooling

Reverse side, negative aspect

Trademark, brand

Sanctions

Stagnation, standstill

Trends, development, dynamics

Tendency, inclination

Immunity; immune

To appeal, to call for

Villa; country house

Script, screenplay

Inflammation

To suffer, to endure hardship

To partner, to form a partnership

Inspiration, revelation

Typhoon

Typical, classic, model

Promising, prospects

Advantages and disadvantages, interests

To get rich, to make a fortune

Anniversary

Advanced, progressive

Outstanding, excellent, superb

To freeze, to suspend

To call upon, to appeal, a call

To chatter, to nag

To repair, to restore

Fair, impartial, just

Judgment, verdict

To issue, to publish, to release

To repay, to pay back

Radiance, brilliance

To be lost in thought, to be absent-minded

Always, historically

Logistics, rear service

Deviation, bias, error

Care, concern, to show care for

Impulse, urge

Instant, moment

Magnificent, gorgeous

To make noise, to clamor

To make noise, uproar

Head of state

To give advice; advisor; staff officer

Bond, debenture

Rich, fulfilling, to enrich

To stab; to pierce; thorn

To chop, to split, to divide

To set off, to depart

Reputation, credit, trustworthiness

To restrain; to control (feelings)

Ceremony

Hateful, detestable, abominable

Ranking, position in a list

To present, to appear, to show

To defend, to protect

To be in charge, to decide

Lantern Festival

To refute, to rebut

To veto, to reject

Uneven; bumpy

Divergence, disagreement

To brake; brake

To peel, to scrape, to whittle

Principle, fundamental theory

Reputation, honor, honorary

Long-winded, nagging, verbose

Sufficient, ample, abundant

Desolate, bleak, miserable

To create, creation