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| a large crowd |
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| moral leprosy
demoralization |
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| to plagiarize
without any ideas of one's own |
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| vanished and changed
to flee and disappear |
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| rumor is a fearful thing |
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| a steady volition
indomitable |
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| beautiful and appealing
rueful and sorrowful |
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| savage and cruel
diabolic |
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| to be overstaffed |
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| a repeated slander makes others believe |
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| hardhearted and cold-blooded |
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| beautiful and charming |
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| distinguished and outstanding |
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| auspiciou and safe |
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| to be dependent on others |
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| to be suspicious and worried |
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| different views from different people |
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| unilateral opinion
one-sided view |
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| to grope about carelessly |
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| to plagiarize |
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| to toil with no benefit
a fruitless attempt |
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| to plagiarize
to be dependent on others |
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| to commit innumerable murders |
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| ""to set places on fire,kill people and pillage"" |
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| poor experience or knowledge
a little contribution |
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| to cheat
to cover up the truth
to deceive |
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| to be suspicious and worried |
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| to stimulate deep alertness |
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| to be married to a bad husband |
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| horrible and shocking |
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| horrible and shocking |
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| success depends on effort |
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| barely enough |
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| brutal and cruel
to be outrageous and mess things up |
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| to be extensively welcome |
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| unexpectedly |
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| popular art |
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| the god of marriagea matchmaker |
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| amaible and unartificial
friendly and kind-hearted |
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| outrageously arrogant |
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| to pay attention to one's appearance |
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| to be resolute and decisive |
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| to have the advantage of opportunities |
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| to cheat
to cover up the truth
to deceive |
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| to make trumped-up charges |
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| incisive in speech
with a majestic momentum |
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| to become enemies and hate each other |
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| without any apprehension
outrageously arrogant |
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| to get things from another person for himself |
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| to settle disputes for peace |
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| to take account of others |
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| to express beneficence and humanitarianism |
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| outrageously arrogant |
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| rumor is a fearful thing |
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| cunningto be sly and shrewd |
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| to fail to gain an advantage and incur a loss to oneself in the process |
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