Ministry of Education《Dictionary of Chinese Idioms》

to study hard to study diligently

in a flurry and out of order

to be terrified to be in terror of phobia

unarmed with bare hands no weapon in one's hand

joyful and happy to flourish and dance

to cheatto cover up the truthto deceive

in a flurry and out of order

from adversity to favourable circumstances superb medical skills

own nothing at all to be good at circulating thief and burglar

unarmedwith bare handsno weapon in one's handwithout any dependence

cannot find any ways to slove the problem

a well-known good reputation someone has a powerful and influential position to play a decisive role

to write articles with facilityvery easyextremely easyto quote at one pleasure

to get or success easily

to look on unconcerned

to steal to rustle to burgle

joyful and happy

to have great ambition but little talent

an impolite touch to engage in fraudulence for making profit

to forgive and make allowance for

extraordinary skill to make progress smoothly

it's hard to tell who will win or lose