1.an unjust cause finds little support (idiom, from Mencius)2.cf 得道多助[dé dào duō zhù] a just cause attracts much support
(idiom) dazed; beside oneself
to seem as if something is amiss (idiom)
1.panic-stricken (idiom)2.to be in a flustered state3.also written 张惶失措[zhāng huáng shī cuò]
to lose what one has just obtained (idiom)
rushed work leads to errors (idiom)
1.lit. to be frustrated as though having lost sth (idiom)2.fig. to be at a loss3.perplexed4.frustrated+1 条 1.lit. success and failure, the gains and losses (idiom)2.fig. to weigh up various factors
to recover lost territory
to be beneath one's dignity
(polite) excuse me for not going out to meet you
1.you win some, you lose some (idiom)2.gains and losses3.trade-off
1.at a loss2.confused3.not know what to do next
1.no danger of anything going wrong2.no risk at all
1.mental aberration2.nervous abnormality
1.as if one had lost something (idiom)2.to look or feel unsettled or distracted3.to feel empty
penny wise and pound foolish (idiom)
1.no room to advance or to retreat (idiom); at a loss2.in a hopeless situation
to go pale in panic (idiom)
see 过失致死罪[guò shī zhì sǐ zuì]
see 惊慌失措[jīng huāng shī cuò]
to be orphaned of one's father
1.to regret2.to feel remorse
to suffer a loss of cognitive function; to develop dementia
late (for an appointed time)
1.a crick in the neck2.stiff neck
1.to overstep the rules2.to go out of bounds3.disqualification4.to lose face+1 条+2 条 (of an enzyme, microorganism, catalyst etc) to lose biological or chemical activity; to become inactivated
1.not up to scratch; subpar; off; gone awry2.(of an instrument) to be out of kilter3.(of a forecast) to be off the mark
bereaved of one's only child
to fail to greet in timely manner
1.to lose contact2.to be lost
1.to make a careless mistake2.mistake; slip-up
(of sth that should be retained: nutrients, moisture, heat etc) to be lost
1.indiscreet remark2.indiscretion3.slip of the tongue
1.fault2.mistake3.shortcoming4.error+1 条+2 条 to lose face; to be humiliated