strict; rigorous; severely
to go for; to engage in; to undertake; to deal with; to handle; to do
to follow the crowd; to conform
preferential treatment; most favored terms
(dialect) before; in the past; previously
to enlist; to serve in the army
previously; long time ago; before; in the past; past time; past; formerly; once upon a time
-driven (of mechanism, driven by a component); slave (wheel, pulley)
to obey an order; to comply; to do sb's bidding; to do as requested
to go easy; unhurried; calm; Taiwan pr. [cong1 rong2]
from childhood; since childhood; as a child
to make movies; to be a movie actor (or actress)
to enlist; to be in the army
always; never (if used in negative sentence)
from now on; since then; henceforth
never (in the past); never did
accessory to a crime; accomplice
to omit (less important details etc)
not to hurry; to procrastinate; to postpone
(of a slave or servant) to be given one's freedom; (of a prostitute) to marry and leave one's trade
to be lenient (in sentencing)
(to do sth) with dispatch; as soon as possible
faithful unto death (i.e. Confucian ban on widow remarrying)
employee; person employed in a trade or profession
to do research; to carry out research
unhurried; all in good time
from start to finish; from head to tail; the whole (thing)
whatever you like; to do as one pleases
from the inside to the outside; through and through; thoroughly
master-slave (computing); client-server (computing); primary and secondary
chamberlain (in imperial China)
to listen and obey; to comply with; to heed; to hearken
to obey; to observe; to follow
to study under (a teacher)
to assent; to comply with
not to have access; beyond one's authority or capability; sth one has no way of doing
to obey (an order); to comply; to defer
to follow blindly; to conform slavishly; unthinking obedience
since (a time); ever since
to follow; (of a woman) to get married; (old) attendant
to have relations with; to associate with
to comply with; to follow (directives); to defer (to the judgment of superiors)
to accompany; to follow; to attend; entourage; attendant
obedient; to comply; to submit; to defer
induced accomplice; coerced accomplice; accomplice under duress
what course to follow; what path to take
named after (the original owner)
(of an official) to travel with little luggage and just a small escort; to travel without ostentation
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