Yoshinoya (Japanese fast food chain)
1.to step down from office2.to go into opposition
1.unofficial history2.history as popular legends
Sano (Japanese surname and place name)
1.covering the whole land2.over hills and dales
Hirano (Japanese surname)
Nakano (Japanese surname and place name)
1.dividing line between distinct realms2.boundary3.field-allocation (in Chinese astrology, the association between celestial regions and corresponding terrestrial realms)
Yoshino (Japanese surname and place name)
1.(gaming) to play as the jungler; to farm neutral monsters in the jungle2.(gaming) jungler
1.open area outside the city2.countryside
Noguchi (Japanese surname)
to release (an animal) into the wild
1.outing in the country2.to go on a hike3.to go courting
Boye, a county in Baoding City 保定市[bǎo dìng shì], Hebei
Juye, a county in Heze City 菏泽市[hé zé shì], Shandong
Xinye, a county in Nanyang City 南阳市[nán yáng shì], Henan
Muye, a district of Xinxiang City 新乡市[xīn xiāng shì], Henan
1.wild mandarin duck2.(derog.) illicit lovers3.unorthodox couple
1.lit. plaintive whine of geese (idiom); fig. land swarming with disaster victims2.starving people fill the land
1.to fortify defenses and raze the fields (idiom); to leave nothing for the invader2.scorched earth policy
1.wandering ghosts without living descendants to pray for them (idiom)2.person who has no family or friends to rely on
(idiom) corpses are strewn across the field (typically after a battle)
corpses are strewn across the field (typically after a battle)
1.lit. to fill the whole sky and cover the land; everywhere2.as far as the eye can see
ambition of wild wolves (idiom); rapacious designs
1.empty room, clean field (idiom); clean out everything to leave nothing for the enemy2.scorched earth policy
a wild horse that refuses to be bridled (a metaphor for sth that runs wild)
Yesou Puyan or Humble Words of a Rustic Elder, monumental Qing novel by Xia Jingqu 夏敬渠[xià jìng qú]
coarse in speech and manner