‘无能’ literally means 'without ability' — 无 (

‘无价’ literally means 'without price' — 无 (w

‘无疑’ (wú yí) is an adverb meaning 'undoubted

‘Tóng zhōu gòng jì’ is a classical Chinese i

激化 (jī huà) is a verb meaning 'to intensify'—

激怒 is a transitive verb meaning 'to provoke' or

激烈 (jī liè) is an adjective meaning 'intense'

激 (jī) means 'to stir, to excite, or to agitate'

激发 means 'to stimulate' or 'to spark'—often ref

‘泼妇’ literally combines 泼 (pō), meaning 'spl

‘泼冷水’ literally means ‘to pour cold water’

‘泼辣’ (pō là) is an adjective describing some

‘漫不经心’ describes a mental state of casual in

温存 (wēncún) is a poetic and tender noun meanin

温和 (wēnhé) is an adjective meaning 'gentle' or

‘汤火’ (shāng huǒ) literally means 'boiling wa

深情 (shēn qíng) literally combines 深 (shēn),

深刻 (shēn kè) is an adjective meaning 'profound

心凉 (xīn liáng) literally means 'heart becomes

浪漫 (làng màn) is an adjective meaning 'romanti

‘流泪’ literally means ‘to flow tears’ — comb

活泼 (huó pō) is an adjective meaning 'lively' o

近况 (jìn kuàng) literally combines 近 (jìn), m

污蔑 means 'to slander' or 'to falsely accuse' —

‘污名’ (wū míng) literally combines ‘污’ (w

污点 literally means 'dirty spot' — 污 (wū) mean

‘冷汗’ literally means 'cold sweat'—a physical

永存 (yǒngcún) is a formal, literary verb meanin

永别 (yǒngbié) literally combines 永 (yǒng), me

‘永恒’ (yǒnghéng) is an adjective meaning ‘et

累死 (lèi sǐ) is an expressive, colloquial phras

拼死 (pīn sǐ) is an adverbial phrase meaning 'wi

死心 (sǐ xīn) literally means 'dead heart'—comb

歉疚 is a formal, literary noun meaning deep remor

‘谢歉’ is a literary, compound verb meaning 'to

致歉 is a formal verb meaning 'to offer an apology

歉意 (qiàn yì) is a formal noun meaning 'apology

抱歉 (bào qiàn) is a polite, formal expression m

道歉 means 'to apologize' — a formal, respectful

自弃 is a compound verb meaning 'to abandon onesel