An ancient nomadic people of Inner Asia who lived across the Eurasian continent, specifically referring to the Göktürks; ancestors of modern Turkic groups including the [[土耳其|土耳其|tu3 er3 qi2]] people.

To lose consciousness suddenly for a short period of time, often caused by a lack of oxygen or blood flow to the brain; to swoon.

to faint; to lose consciousness suddenly, often due to lack of blood or oxygen to the brain; also written [[昏厥|昏厥|hun1 jue2]]

to faint or lose consciousness due to being extremely frightened

To spout off or talk a lot of nonsense; to boast or prattle on self-importantly; originally referred to displaying one's literary talent, but now used to describe making grand but empty or absurd claims.

to adhere honestly to the path of moderation; to act with impartiality and avoid extremes

To talk a lot or express opinions loudly, usually used in a negative way to describe someone spouting nonsense or talking at great length without knowing the facts

To be able to fully perform the functions of an office or position; to be dedicated to one's post and fulfill all responsibilities.

East Turkestan; historical term for [[新疆|新疆|xin1 jiang1]]

East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM)

East Turkestan Liberation Organization (ETLO), a dissident group from Xinjiang

The principle that equal volumes of all gases, at the same temperature and pressure, contain the same number of molecules

to have made a tremendous contribution to the success of a task; achieving great things

(idiom) to have made significant or monumental contributions to a project, cause, or achievement

thereafter; afterwards; from then on

(literary) to touch one's forehead to the ground as a sign of respect or submission; literally the horns of a beast hitting the ground

to neglect one's official duties; to be inefficient or derelict in office

to not bring shame to one's post; to be faithful to one's official responsibilities

Turkestan, a historical region in Central Asia

to pass down a wise plan or sound strategy to one's grandchildren; to provide for the well-being of future generations

(literary) descendants; offspring; later generations. From a phrase in the "Classic of History" meaning to leave behind a legacy for one's children.