we; us; ourselves; our

my country; our country

one's own person; oneself

our side; we

the state of forgetting one's own interests or presence, typically out of total devotion to a task or the welfare of others

to present or describe oneself to others

to continue in one's own way regardless of others' opinions

describing a situation of irreconcilable conflict or competition where only one side can survive or succeed

anatta (Buddhist concept of "non-self")

the military forces of one's own side; our army or our troops

the individual self, often in contrast to the collective or greater self

to engage in a friendly competition where everyone strives to surpass each other

to whisper sweet nothings to one another or be very much in love through intimate talk and behavior

we or us, typically used in literary or formal contexts to refer to oneself and those of the same generation or group

each party trying to outwit or cheat the other through deceit and treachery

excessively satisfied with oneself or filled with self-admiration and vanity

(idiom) time and tide wait for no man

the enemy and us

contradictions between the enemy and ourselves, typically referring to irreconcilable political or social conflicts

to refer to one's foibles or failings with self-deprecating humor

to be stuck in one's ways; to refuse to change or improve despite criticism or changing circumstances

to compete fiercely for something, offering no quarter; a situation of intense struggle or tug-of-war

a vulgar interjection expressing surprise, shock, or anger; often used as a phonetic substitute for [[我肏|我肏|wo3 cao4]]

to blow one's own horn; to brag or boast about oneself

heavily outnumbered; a situation where the enemy is numerous while one's own side is few

the whole of society, the community, or the public interest as opposed to the individual

so I have heard; an idiom used to introduce information or stories received from others

submit to me and prosper, or oppose me and perish

literally "I'm drunk and would like to sleep"; an idiom used to describe a person's sincere, unpretentious, and straightforward nature

Time and tide wait for no man.

self-awareness; the conscious knowledge of one's own character, feelings, and identity

haughty and arrogant

the superego (in psychoanalysis)

me personally; the kind of person I am

Literally: if three people walk together, there is always one who can be my teacher; it signifies that one can always learn from the strengths and experiences of those around them.

To be in a vulnerable position where others have complete control over one's fate; to be like meat on a chopping block.

to be both willing; a situation where both parties agree to something voluntarily

people in general or all members of society

To go one's own way and mind one's own business; to part ways or act independently without interfering with each other.

as I see it; from my point of view; in my opinion

the forget-me-not flower, a plant of the genus Myosotis

leave it to me; I'll take care of it; I'll handle it

in my opinion; from my perspective

in my opinion

as far as I'm concerned

if I may be so bold