(idiom) to be the richest person (or family) in a region; to possess great wealth in one's locality
trivial matter; a piece of cake
1.a small appetizer2.a piece of cake; very easy (idiom)
to count on one's fingers
1.heart and mouth at variance (idiom); keeping one's real intentions to oneself2.saying one thing but meaning sth different
1.lit. heart and mouth as one (idiom); to say what you think2.honest and straightforward
(of a group of people) to run about helplessly
1.lit. punish one to warn one hundred (idiom)2.fig. to make an example of sb
1.to band together2.to gang up3.to stick together
1.to mention some but omit many others (idiom)2.to leave out much more than one includes
to put one's all into the fight
1.union of religious and political rule2.theocracy3.Caesaropapism
civilians and the military (working) hand in hand (idiom)
to do a good deed every day
to have sexual intercourse (once)
1.to be a step ahead of the opponent (idiom)2.to outsmart one's opponent
New Year's Day in the lunar calendar
to see everything clearly
1.(lit.) one grain floating on the ocean (idiom)2.(fig.) a drop in the ocean
1.pitch-black2.(fig.) to be completely in the dark
to enjoy a short-lived fame or position of power
to have a unique style of one's own (idiom)
1.to exercise sole hegemony (idiom); to dominate a whole area (market, resources etc)2.to hold as one's personal fiefdom
1.lit. to glimpse just one spot (of the leopard) (idiom)2.fig. to get an inkling of the whole picture
1.to make a clarion call2.to make a public appeal
1.to go on an errand for nothing2.to go on a wild-goose chase
1.no danger of anything going wrong2.no risk at all
(one's) eyes light up; to be impressed by what one sees
to make a journey for nothing
Air Force One, US presidential jet
lit. see one spot on a leopard (idiom); fig. a restricted view
First international, organized by Karl Marx in Geneva in 1866
first quarter (of financial year)
1.the person in charge2.the head of the leadership group
1.the first pot of gold2.the initial profits from an economic endeavour
primary sector of industry
to adopt a unified approach to discussing an issue; to sing from the same hymn sheet
uniform invoice, a standardized government-issued invoice used in Taiwan for recording financial transactions, including purchases and sales, and also serving as a ticket for a lottery program to promote transparency and tax compliance
1.to huddle together2.to curl up
to use as a stopgap; to make a perfunctory gesture; token; nominal
1.lit. to hear one and know ten (idiom); fig. explain one thing and (he) understands everything2.a word to the wise
1.to make a last-ditch stand before the city wall (idiom); to fight to the last ditch2.to put up a desperate struggle
1.to try to score (a goal)2.final push (at a critical juncture)3.the final leg of sth
to have a style of one's own
to look down upon everything
(idiom) a false alarm; a scare that turns out to be nothing