Vocabulary
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| 罪该万死 罪該萬死 | (idiom) the crime deserves ten thousand deaths; a thoroughly heinous, unforgivable offense | Idiom |
| 安安稳稳 安安穩穩 | (idiom) safe and secure; calm and steady; peaceful and settled | Idiom |
| 死不足惜 死不足惜 | death would be no loss; not worth pitying even if (he) died (idiom); fig. wholly deserving of death | Idiom |
| 血海深仇 血海深仇 | deep blood feud; deep-seated hatred (idiom) | Idiom |
| 天昏地暗 天昏地暗 | lit. the sky dark and the earth dim (idiom); fig. in utter darkness; in a state of chaos and confusion | Idiom |
| 血雨腥风 血雨腥風 | lit. a rain of blood and a wind reeking of slaughter (idiom); fig. a reign of terror; bloody carnage and violence | Idiom |
| 大恩大德 大恩大德 | (idiom) great kindness and benevolence; deep debt of gratitude | Idiom |
| 虎头虎脑 虎頭虎腦 | tiger-headed (idiom); fig. (of a child) sturdy, chubby and adorable | Idiom |
| 神来之笔 神來之筆 | lit. a stroke of the brush from the gods (idiom); fig. a brilliant, inspired touch in writing or art; a masterstroke | Idiom |
| 挫骨扬灰 挫骨揚灰 | lit. to grind the bones and scatter the ashes (idiom); fig. to destroy utterly out of bitter hatred | Idiom |
| 悠然自得 悠然自得 | carefree and content; leisurely and at ease (idiom) | Idiom |
| 方外之人 方外之人 | a person outside the mundane world (idiom); a monk, nun or recluse detached from worldly affairs | Idiom |
| 回头是岸 回頭是岸 | lit. turn your head and the shore is there (idiom, Buddhist); fig. repent and salvation is at hand; it's never too late to mend | Idiom |
| 千山万水 千山萬水 | lit. a thousand mountains and ten thousand rivers (idiom); fig. a long and arduous journey; vast distances | Idiom |
| 赏罚分明 賞罰分明 | to reward and punish with clear discernment (idiom); to be fair and impartial in dispensing rewards and penalties | Idiom |
| 波光粼粼 波光粼粼 | shimmering with rippling light; sparkling waves (idiom) | Idiom |
| 黄雀在后 黃雀在後 | lit. the oriole lurks behind (idiom); fig. an unseen rival waits to seize advantage while two parties fight | Idiom |
| 认祖归宗 認祖歸宗 | to acknowledge one's ancestors and return to one's clan (idiom); to recognize one's roots and lineage | Idiom |
| 动荡不安 動盪不安 | turbulent and unsettled; in upheaval (idiom) | Idiom |
| 摧枯拉朽 摧枯拉朽 | lit. to crush dry wood and snap rotten branches (idiom); fig. to sweep away easily; to crush with overwhelming force | Idiom |
| 非同寻常 非同尋常 | out of the ordinary; exceptional; extraordinary (idiom) | Idiom |
| 坐怀不乱 坐懷不亂 | lit. to sit in another's lap and stay composed (idiom); fig. to remain morally upright and unmoved by sexual temptation | Idiom |
| 无所畏惧 無所畏懼 | to be utterly fearless (idiom); to be afraid of nothing | Idiom |
| 人才辈出 人才輩出 | talented people emerging in large numbers (idiom); a steady flow of gifted individuals, generation after generation | Idiom |
| 日日夜夜 日日夜夜 | day after day and night after night (idiom); continuously; day and night | Idiom |
| 蝇头小利 蠅頭小利 | lit. profit as small as a fly's head (idiom); fig. petty gains; trifling advantage | Idiom |
| 不远万里 不遠萬里 | lit. not considering ten thousand li too far (idiom); fig. to travel a great distance regardless of the hardship | Idiom |
| 惶惶不可终日 惶惶不可終日 | in a constant state of anxiety (idiom); on tenterhooks; unable to get through a single day in peace | Idiom |
| 玉树临风 玉樹臨風 | lit. like a jade tree in the breeze (idiom); fig. a handsome, graceful and elegant young man | Idiom |
| 天字第一号 天字第一號 | lit. the number one entry under the character for heaven (idiom); fig. the very best; first-rate; top of the heap | Idiom |
| 驰骋疆场 馳騁疆場 | to gallop across the battlefield (idiom); to fight bravely in war; to charge into battle | Idiom |
| 借剑杀人 借劍殺人 | lit. to kill someone with a borrowed sword (idiom); fig. to do away with a rival by another's hand | Idiom |
| 野草闲花 野草閒花 | lit. wild grasses and stray flowers (idiom); fig. a prostitute or illicit lover; a kept woman | Idiom |
| 酸文假醋 酸文假醋 | affectedly pedantic; putting on pretentious airs of learning (idiom) | Idiom |
| 一泻千里 一瀉千里 | lit. rushing a thousand li in one go (idiom); fig. flowing swiftly and powerfully (of writing or rhetoric); unstoppable momentum | Idiom |
| 不登大雅 不登大雅 | not refined enough to be presented (idiom); vulgar; lacking taste; not fit for polite society | Idiom |
| 屏气凝神 屏氣凝神 | to hold one's breath in concentration (idiom); with rapt attention; intent and still | Idiom |
| 如痴如狂 如痴如狂 | as if entranced and frenzied (idiom); wild with excitement; carried away with enthusiasm | Idiom |
| 一举成名 一舉成名 | to become famous overnight (idiom); to win fame at a single stroke | Idiom |
| 情意绵绵 情意綿綿 | full of tender affection (idiom); deeply attached; loving | Idiom |
| 出污泥而不染 出汙泥而不染 | lit. to emerge from the mud yet remain unstained (idiom); fig. to keep one's integrity in a corrupt environment | Idiom |
| 我见犹怜 我見猶憐 | so lovely that even I am moved to pity (idiom); enchantingly beautiful and delicate | Idiom |
| 甘心首疾 甘心首疾 | lit. willing to suffer a headache for it (idiom); fig. to long for someone so intensely as to make oneself ill | Idiom |
| 约定俗成 約定俗成 | established by popular usage (idiom); common usage agreement; customary convention | Idiom |
| 岂有此理 豈有此理 | how can this be so? (idiom); preposterous; ridiculous; absurd | Idiom |
| 孤陋寡闻 孤陋寡聞 | ignorant and inexperienced; ill-informed and narrow-minded | Idiom |
| 举世无双 舉世無雙 | unrivaled (idiom); world number one; unique; unequaled | Idiom |
| 千军万马 千軍萬馬 | magnificent army with thousands of men and horses (idiom); impressive display of manpower; all the King's horses and all the King's men | Idiom |
| 面红耳赤 面紅耳赤 | flushed with anger (or excitement) | Idiom |
| 顾全大局 顧全大局 | to take the big picture into consideration (idiom); to work for the benefits of all | Idiom |