To control or influence people, markets, or organizations, especially in a secret or unfair way; to rig; to pull strings

to set on fire; to commit arson

vertically and horizontally; in both length and breadth; lit. the warp and weft in weaving

To be undisciplined in behavior or act according to one's own will without restraint; to break rules of conduct without regard for social norms

longitudinal; vertical; lengthways; running from front to back or north to south

even if; even though; used to express a hypothetical situation, similar to [[即使|即使|ji2 shi3]]

to indulge or turn a blind eye to bad behavior; to allow something wrong to continue without restraint

to look far and wide; to survey comprehensively or scan a broad situation

depth from front to rear, especially in a military context or regarding territory; physical distance into a space

person who deliberately sets fire to property

even if; even though; used to express a hypothetical concession, same as [[即使|即使|ji2 shi3]] or [[纵然|縱然|zong4 ran2]]

to leap; to spring; to throw oneself forward or upward

a formation of people or vehicles arranged one behind another; a file

to intersect or overlap in a complex pattern; to be crisscrossed; can also describe a very complicated situation

(idiom) transient; fleeting; used to describe time or opportunities that are easily lost if one does not grasp them immediately

To indulge one's emotions or desires without restraint

to have tears stream down an old person's face; to cry profusely

To deliberately let someone go or relax control in order to make them let down their guard, making it easier to capture or control them later.

joystick; control lever; control stick

To give free rein to one's desires; to indulge in excessive sexual gratification or sensual pleasures without restraint.

to run through or pass through from north to south or top to bottom; to cross lengthwise

in a loud voice; at the top of one's lungs

The distance from a point to the horizontal axis on a coordinate plane; also known as an ordinate.

the crime of intentionally setting fire to property

to have a wide-ranging discussion; to talk freely and without restraint across many topics

to look far and wide; to scan or survey a broad area or topic; to take a panoramic view

to use clever political or diplomatic tactics to unite or divide different groups; to maneuver among various political factions

to ride or move unhindered across a vast area; to criss-cross the length and breadth of a territory, especially of a military force moving without opposition

arrogant and willful; overbearing and unrestrained

To overrun the whole world and go anywhere one pleases; to be invincible or dominate everywhere without meeting resistance

Refers to the opposing diplomatic and military strategies of the Warring States period, involving the Vertical Alliance of six states against the state of [[秦|秦|qin2]] and the Horizontal Alliance of states with [[秦|秦|qin2]]

to manipulate from behind the scenes; to control a situation secretly

to indulge or spoil someone (typically a child) by being over-lenient

A vertical fracture, lengthwise split, or longitudinal lobe in a structure; (dentistry) a gap or space between two teeth.

a wave in which the vibration of the medium is parallel to the direction the wave travels, such as a sound wave; also called a [[疏密波|疏密波|shu1 mi4 bo1]]

to drink excessively or without restraint; to indulge in heavy drinking

(historical) Political strategists or the School of Diplomacy during the Warring States period (475-221 BC), represented by figures like [[苏秦|蘇秦|su1 qin2]] and [[张仪|張儀|zhang1 yi2]] who engaged in diplomatic maneuvering between various states.

to gaze into the distance; to let the eyes wander as far as possible

the space in the chest between the lungs containing organs and connective tissue; any longitudinal partition within a body organ

The flat surface visible after cutting through an object along its vertical or central axis

A group of people within a country who work with its enemies to help overthrow the government; refers generally to traitors, spies, or subversive groups.

a person who deliberately sets fire to property

Used as a conjunction to introduce a hypothetical condition; even though; granted that.

A north-south route or vertical line, often referring to a major railway or highway line.

The vertical axis or axis of ordinates in a coordinate system

The surface revealed when an object is cut along its longitudinal axis; longitudinal profile; vertical section

to talk freely and at length without restraint; to chat casually about various topics

a vertical or longitudinal section showing the surface created by cutting through the center or axis of an object

A workbench or station equipped with controls to operate machines, instruments, or electrical equipment