忘恩 (wàng ēn) literally means 'to forget kindne

忘却 (wàng què) is a formal, literary verb meani

‘难忘’ (nán wàng) is an adjective meaning 'unf

忘记 (wàng jì) is a compound verb meaning 'to fo

‘必胜’ literally means ‘certain victory’ — co

必定 is an adverb meaning 'certainly' or 'surely',

"Bìrán" means 'inevitable' or 'bound to happen'

紧张 (jǐn zhāng) is an adjective meaning 'nervou

‘夸张’ (kuā zhāng) literally combines ‘夸’ (

‘推己及人’ is a classical Chinese idiom meaning

‘严于律己’ literally means ‘strict in regulatin

‘舍己’ literally means ‘to give up oneself’ —

克己 (kè jǐ) literally means 'to overcome onesel

‘居高临下’ literally means ‘to dwell high and o

'Jū xīn' literally combines 'jū' (to dwell, res

居然 is an adverb meaning 'unexpectedly' or 'surpr

从容 (cóng róng) is an adverb meaning 'calmly' o

容忍 means 'to tolerate' or 'to put up with' somet

害怕 (hàipà) is a verb meaning 'to be afraid' or

安心 (ān xīn) literally combines 安 (ān), meani

出奇 (chū qí) is an adverb meaning 'unexpectedly

‘奇迹’ (qí jì) literally combines ‘奇’ (qí)

奇怪 (qí guài) is an adjective meaning 'strange'

'Bad news' literally combines three characters: 坏

'坏人' (huài rén) literally combines 坏 (huài),

‘绝境’ literally combines 绝 (jué), meaning ‘c

‘处境’ literally combines ‘处’ (chǔ), meaning

‘Xīn jìng’ literally combines ‘xīn’ (heart/

‘境界’ (jìng jiè) literally combines ‘境’ (j

‘企图’ (qǐ tú) literally combines ‘企’ (qǐ)

嘴甜 literally means 'mouth sweet' — a vivid idio

'嘴硬' (zuǐ yìng) is an idiomatic adjective mean

嘴馋 (zuǐ chán) literally means 'mouth greedy'

'Bì zuǐ' literally means 'close mouth' — 闭 (b

'真美啊' is an emotional exclamation used to expre

'原来如此啊' is an interjection expressing sudden

'太棒了啊' is an enthusiastic interjection express

'Duì a' is an interjection expressing emphatic, e

'Shì a' is a conversational interjection used to

'Hǎo a' is an enthusiastic, warm interjection use