the general public or common people, especially as distinguished from leaders or the elite

spectators; audience; visitors (to an exhibition etc)

the general public or the great bulk of the population

everyone; the crowd; people

the populace, the masses, or the common people

(idiom) to stand out from the crowd; different from the rest

as everyone knows; as is known to all

a group of people who listen to a performance, speech, or broadcast

to stand out from the crowd; preeminent or exceptional in talent, appearance, or quality

relating to, involving, or pertaining to the broad masses of people, often characterized by widespread participation

The lower house of the United States Congress.

all living things

in public or in front of everybody

a federated nation or a union of states

popular and accessible to the general public in style or price

everyone; a great multitude of people

to gather a crowd or muster people

the area where the audience or spectators sit in a stadium or theater.

In public; in front of everyone; openly (often preceded by [[在|在|zai4]] and followed by [[之下|之下|zhi1 xia4]])

member of the House of Representatives

communal organization

to live up to expectations (idiom)

seeking to gain public favor or popularity by using cheap, flashy, or deceptive means; playing to the gallery

the butt of public criticism or being attacked on all sides

(idiom) in full view of everyone; under the watchful eyes of the public

opinions vary; many different interpretations

a disorderly crowd; rabble

millions of people all of one mind; the people united

to follow the majority, the crowd, or popular trends

to enjoy high prestige and win the hearts of the people; to be the person everyone looks to or supports

to publicly expose

every living being, particularly in a Buddhist context

unity of will is an impregnable stronghold

various ideas or diverse opinions expressed by many people

having a large number of people and being strong as a result

public anger; public outrage

to involve a great number of people in a task, often unnecessarily or making a big fuss

with one voice; everyone saying the same thing

To group around a revered leader or treat someone as the core figure of a group.

to be forsaken by followers and deserted by friends; to find oneself completely isolated due to one's own actions

the few are no match for the many; to be unable to withstand a numerically superior force

it is difficult to please everyone

to stand one's ground against the opinion of the masses; to overrule all objections

people's expectations

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