the general direction or tendency of social, historical, or cultural changes; fashion or popular movement

The highest water level reached during a tide cycle.

a wave of enthusiasm; a popular craze; a period of booming development or intense activity

a powerful trend or major social movement that sweeps through society like a tide

damp; moist; humid

A dominant way of thinking or ideological trend characteristic of a particular time or place

a wave of popular sentiment or collective action, such as a mass protest, strike, or political agitation

a tide with the largest range between high and low water that occurs twice a month during the new and full moons

Chaoshan region in eastern Guangdong, including [[潮州|潮州|chao2 zhou1]] and [[汕头|汕頭|shan4 tou2]], known for its distinct culture and [[潮汕话|潮汕話|chao2 shan4 hua4]] language

tidal water; tidewater; water in the ocean or coastal rivers that rises and falls periodically due to the tide

Chaozhou city in eastern Guangdong province; also refers to the surrounding cultural region and its Teochew dialect, a variant of [[闽南语|閩南語|min3 nan2 yu3]]

modern; fashionable; up-to-date with current styles

a massive crowd or stream of people that flows like a tide

the lowest water level during a tidal cycle

a turbulent or surging tide

to be seized by a sudden impulse; to act on a whim without thinking deeply; to have a brainstorm.

the periodic rise and fall of ocean waters caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun; specifically the morning tide, [[潮|潮|chao2]], and evening tide, [[汐|汐|xi1]]

(of the tide) to rise; to flow

to protect against moisture or dampness; to be dampproof

orgasm; sexual climax

Strong, cold airflow that moves from high latitudes toward lower latitudes, causing a sudden drop in temperature; cold snap.

a reddish flush or blush appearing on the face due to shyness, excitement, or intoxication

(of a movie, story, or event) each new high point is replaced by another; to have one exciting moment after another

the periodic rise and fall of the ocean surface caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun

Li Yuanchao (born 1950), a prominent Chinese politician who served as the Vice President of the People's Republic of China from 2013 to 2018.

(of the sea) to ebb; for the tide to go out

A new social trend, fashion, or development; a newly emerged current of thought.

(of water) to surge or billow like the tide

to be affected by dampness; to get moist due to humidity or seepage

to become moist or damp again, such as when dried goods absorb moisture from the air or when condensation appears on walls and floors

An ecological phenomenon where certain floating organisms rapidly multiply, causing the water to turn red and suffocating marine life; also called algal bloom.

to feel an upsurge of emotion; one's thoughts or feelings surge like a tide, describing being extremely excited or deeply moved

(of water or tides) to rise; (metaphorical) to have a sudden thought or surge of emotion

the crest of a tide or the leading edge of a surge of water; (metaphorical) the momentum or trend of development in society or technology

Chaoyang district of Shantou City [[汕头|汕頭|shan4 tou2]] in Guangdong Province

a rising of the sea as a result of atmospheric pressure changes and wind associated with a storm; storm surge

a girl's first menstrual period

tides or rising water levels occurring in the spring, often used figuratively to describe a surge of activity or emotion

a swimmer who plays in the waves; a person who pilots a boat through rough waters

A form of local opera popular in the Chaozhou and Shantou regions of Guangdong and southern Fujian; it preserves ancient music from the Tang and Song dynasties.

Chaozhou, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province [[广东省|廣東省|guang3 dong1 sheng3]]

A state of mind where feelings rise and fall like a tide; used to describe being overwhelmed by a wave of emotion.

To swim, surf, or play in the tide; specifically refers to the traditional sport of riding the tidal bore in the Qiantang River.

Chaoyang, a district of Shantou City [[汕头市|汕頭市|shan4 tou2 shi4]], Guangdong

moisture in the air; humidity

The water level as it rises and falls due to the tide

To follow or adapt to the trends and developments of the times; to conform to the historical trend of the period.

A reddish glow or flush appearing on the face, usually caused by shyness, embarrassment, or intoxication.

raging or surging tide; a tidal bore