(idiom) without trace of human presence; uninhabited; deserted
1.to roam far and wide2.to drift with the wind
(idiom) to leave no trace; to have no detectable clues or signs
to overlook past faults (idiom); to forgive and forget
(medicine, signal processing) artifact; spurious signal or feature
1.Holy mystery2.Holy sacrament (of Orthodox church)
1.past events2.former times
extant work of a calligrapher
scent (smell of person or animal used for tracking)
1.to follow sb's tracks2.to tail
stories of ancient people
1.to leave no trace2.seamless3.professional
notorious for one's misdeeds
cloud track (trace of ionizing particle in cloud chamber)
see 生命体征[shēng mìng tǐ zhēng]
1.(Tw) traces2.material evidence (archaeology, criminal investigation etc)