at no time (specifically when used in a negative sentence with [[不|不|bu4]] or [[没有|沒有|mei2 you3]])

never (in the past); never did

consequently; thus; used to link two clauses where the second is a result or further action based on the first

starting from a specific point in time

to be occupied with or dedicated to a particular profession, activity, or field of study

from this or that time on; from now on or since then

since one was a child; from an early age

from within or out of a group, situation, or process

previously; in the past

to follow or comply with orders, instructions, or regulations

to be unhurried, relaxed, or composed in manner

people employed in a particular trade, profession, or industry

starting over again from the beginning

to accept and follow advice, commands, or instructions

to be beyond one's authority, capability, or access to information

strict; rigorous; severely

to practice (a trade)

from the start to the finish of a process, sequence, or duration

to act in accordance with rules, laws, or specific directives

from this time on; henceforth or thereafter, marking a transition point in time.

to appear suddenly or unexpectedly; to happen out of the blue

to submit or yield to someone's will, wishes, or authority

(idiom) to lack the ability to do what one would wish

To be engaged in politics, especially as a government official.

what path to take or which direction to follow; deciding on a future course of action

accessory to a crime; a person who helps another commit a crime but is not the primary perpetrator

to be lenient (in sentencing)

not knowing which course to follow; at a loss as to what to do

a person or group of people attending or following a high-ranking person

People in a particular industry; practitioner; industry professional.

to join the military or perform military service

to study under a teacher

to follow others, conform, or obey without critical thinking or independent judgment

a person who accompanies or serves someone of higher rank; a retainer

to do something with dispatch or as soon as possible

from head to foot

Shen Congwen (1902-1988), novelist

to follow the majority, the crowd, or popular trends

calm and unhurried; composed and unruffled

to submit, yield, or bow to someone's will

starting from a specific location or point of origin

lenient; leniently

a clause (in grammar)

not know where to start

to work as a teacher