suddenly; all of a sudden

to neglect; to overlook; to disregard; to ignore

to neglect; to overlook; to ignore

to trick, deceive, or con someone into doing something

the state of being careless or failing to take proper care; an oversight

to fail to carry out one's official duties or responsibilities; dereliction of duty or malpractice

alternating between friendliness and indifference; inconsistent in mood, affection, or attitude

indicating a rapid alternation or shifting between different states or actions

moving swiftly and appearing or disappearing suddenly

Khubilai Khan (1215-1294), grandson of Genghis Khan, first Yuan dynasty emperor, reigned 1260-1294

passing quickly, especially in reference to the passage of time

(literary) suddenly; in the blink of an eye

unstable, unpredictable, or flickering in movement, appearance, or thought

the state or quality of being careless or failing to take proper care, often leading to mistakes or accidents

to glitter, gleam, sparkle, or flash with an unsteady light

acting in a thoughtless, casual, or nonchalant manner

to neglect or be derelict in one's duties or responsibilities

feeling disappointed and unhappy; in low spirits

to neglect one's duties

at once; all of a sudden; unexpectedly, indicating an abrupt change in a state or event

to whistle, often by putting fingers in the mouth (nowadays more commonly written as [[呼哨|呼哨|hu1 shao4]])

to accumulate from tiny quantities

to disregard

to fluctuate sharply

to neglect; to be remiss in

to disregard or leave out of account because something is negligible or insignificant

a minor or insignificant matter or detail

to hear a sound suddenly

appearing and disappearing; flickering or showing at intervals

alternately soaring and plunging

the historical Chinese name for the city or kingdom of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf, now referred to as Huo'ermuzi