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 |
| 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 |
| 天诛地灭 天誅地滅 | lit. may heaven and earth destroy (someone) (idiom); fig. used in an oath: may I be struck down by Heaven if I lie | Idiom |
| 天之骄子 天之驕子 | lit. the favored child of Heaven (idiom); fig. an exceptionally gifted, fortunate person; the elite; God's own darling | Idiom |
| 生死相依 生死相依 | to depend on each other in life and death (idiom); inseparable through good times and bad | Idiom |
| 同生共死 同生共死 | (idiom) to live and die together; to share the same fate | Idiom |
| 扬眉吐气 揚眉吐氣 | to feel elated and vindicated (idiom); to hold one's head high after a period of oppression; to finally have one's day | Idiom |
| 慌慌张张 慌慌張張 | (idiom) flustered and panicky; in a frantic, hurried state | Idiom |
| 暗箭难防 暗箭難防 | (idiom) a hidden arrow is hard to guard against; fig. secret schemes are hard to defend against | Idiom |
| 天打雷劈 天打雷劈 | lit. may heaven strike (one) with thunder and lightning (idiom); fig. used as a curse or self-imposed oath; may I be damned | Idiom |
| 立足之地 立足之地 | lit. a place to plant one's feet (idiom); fig. a foothold; a place to establish oneself | Idiom |
| 翩若惊鸿 翩若驚鴻 | graceful as a startled swan (idiom); describing a woman's light, elegant movements; exquisitely lovely | Idiom |
| 日理万机 日理萬機 | to attend to countless affairs of state each day (idiom); to be extremely busy with myriad responsibilities (of a ruler or leader) | Idiom |
| 拒人千里 拒人千里 | lit. to keep people a thousand li away (idiom); fig. cold and aloof; to rebuff others with an icy manner | Idiom |
| 不苟言笑 不苟言笑 | serious and reserved (idiom); not given to casual joking or laughter; solemn in manner | Idiom |
| 蛇蝎心肠 蛇蠍心腸 | lit. the heart of a snake or scorpion (idiom); fig. venomous and cruel; malicious to the core | Idiom |
| 大恩大德 大恩大德 | (idiom) great kindness and benevolence; deep debt of gratitude | Idiom |
| 桃之夭夭 桃之夭夭 | lit. the peach tree is luxuriant (idiom from Book of Songs); fig. to make oneself scarce; to slip away (punning on 逃 to flee) | Idiom |
| 雍容华贵 雍容華貴 | elegant and dignified; graceful and noble; poised and stately (idiom) | Idiom |
| 深宅大院 深宅大院 | a large mansion with deep courtyards (idiom); a grand and spacious residence of the wealthy | 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 |
| 说来说去 說來說去 | (idiom) to talk back and forth; to say the same thing over and over | Idiom |
| 安安稳稳 安安穩穩 | (idiom) safe and secure; calm and steady; peaceful and settled | Idiom |
| 低声下气 低聲下氣 | (idiom) meek and submissive; servile and humble in manner | Idiom |
| 劳师动众 勞師動眾 | to mobilize troops and stir up the masses (idiom); fig. to make a big fuss over a trivial matter; to go to great lengths | Idiom |
| 一针一线 一針一線 | lit. a needle and a thread (idiom); fig. every little thing; the tiniest item of property | Idiom |
| 衣不解带 衣不解帶 | lit. not undoing one's belt/clothes (idiom); fig. to attend devotedly without rest, esp. nursing the sick | Idiom |
| 新仇旧恨 新仇舊恨 | new and old grievances combined (idiom); accumulated grudges old and new | Idiom |
| 大雅之堂 大雅之堂 | lit. the hall of great elegance (idiom); fig. a refined, cultured setting; something worthy of presentation to connoisseurs | Idiom |
| 机关算尽 機關算盡 | to scheme and plot to the utmost (idiom); to exhaust every cunning device, often to one's own ruin | Idiom |
| 动荡不安 動盪不安 | turbulent and unsettled; in upheaval (idiom) | Idiom |
| 拒人于千里之外 拒人於千里之外 | lit. to keep people a thousand li away (idiom); fig. to be cold and aloof; to keep others at arm's length | Idiom |
| 文韬武略 文韜武略 | military strategy and civil statecraft (idiom); skilled in both the literary and martial arts | Idiom |
| 俯首听命 俯首聽命 | to bow one's head and obey (idiom); to submit meekly; to be docilely obedient | Idiom |
| 血海深仇 血海深仇 | deep blood feud; deep-seated hatred (idiom) | Idiom |
| 非同寻常 非同尋常 | out of the ordinary; exceptional; extraordinary (idiom) | Idiom |
| 百足之虫 百足之蟲 | lit. a centipede (with a hundred legs); fig. something with deep roots that does not collapse easily even when in trouble (idiom) | Idiom |
| 大做文章 大做文章 | lit. to make a big essay out of something (idiom); fig. to make a big fuss over a minor matter; to exploit an issue | Idiom |
| 无所畏惧 無所畏懼 | to be utterly fearless (idiom); to be afraid of nothing | Idiom |
| 日日夜夜 日日夜夜 | day after day and night after night (idiom); continuously; day and night | Idiom |
| 君子好逑 君子好逑 | a fair lady is a fine match for a gentleman (idiom); an ideal mate for a man of virtue (from the Book of Songs) | 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 |
| 是是非非 是是非非 | lit. the rights and the wrongs (idiom); fig. matters of right and wrong; squabbles over who is right; to distinguish right from wrong | Idiom |
| 不死不活 不死不活 | lit. neither dead nor alive (idiom); fig. half-dead; listless; in a stagnant, lifeless state | Idiom |
| 百年难遇 百年難遇 | such as one rarely meets in a hundred years (idiom); extremely rare | Idiom |
| 渔翁之利 漁翁之利 | the fisherman's profit (idiom); the advantage gained by a third party when two others contend | Idiom |
| 唯妙唯肖 唯妙唯肖 | remarkably true to life; vivid and lifelike (idiom) | Idiom |
| 纷纷扰扰 紛紛擾擾 | in confusion and turmoil (idiom); chaotic; tumultuous; in disarray | Idiom |
| 诡谲多变 詭譎多變 | crafty and ever-changing (idiom); cunning and unpredictable; full of treacherous twists | Idiom |
| 波谲云诡 波譎雲詭 | lit. waves and clouds shifting unpredictably (idiom); fig. constantly changing and unpredictable; full of intrigue | Idiom |