1.thing2.(you) useless thing
Wei Yingwu (c. 737 – c. 792), Tang dynasty poet
human testimony and material evidence
love to all creatures (idiom, from Mencius); universal benevolence
1.lower animal2.primitive life-form
1.legendary person2.legend (i.e. person)
1.to possess nothing except bare necessities2.to live a poor or frugal life
1.wide and knowledgeable2.well-informed and experienced
naturalist (expert in natural history)
to have a wide knowledge of many subjects (idiom)
with great virtue one can take charge of the world (idiom)
vast territory with abundant resources (idiom)
1.myriapod2.centipedes and millipedes
(idiom) to be inordinately proud of one's ability; to be conceited and contemptuous
flatworm; phylum of Platyhelminthes
to study the underlying principle to acquire knowledge (idiom); pursuing knowledge to the end
echinoderm, the phylum containing sea urchins, sea cucumbers etc
to harm people and damage property (idiom)
1.oil crop (rape, peanut, soy, sesame etc)2.oil-bearing crop
The Tale of Genji, classic Japanese novel by Murasaki Shikibu (c. 11th century)
1.similar things come together (idiom); like draws like2.Birds of a feather flock together.
everything has a rightful owner (idiom)
(of a product, service etc) worth more than the cost; great value for the money spent