to release or excuse someone from a duty, tax, or legal obligation; to remit

immunity from prosecution or legal jurisdiction; specifically refers to the special legal protections enjoyed by diplomats or other officials.

open-minded; magnanimous; generous in spirit; optimistic and sanguine; having a broad outlook on life

to suddenly open up to a wide and bright panorama; to go from a narrow, dark space into a wide, clear expanse

To be prepared to do something regardless of the cost or risk; to throw caution to the wind in order to achieve a goal

wide and open; describing a space that suddenly opens up to become spacious and bright

an opening; a break; a breach; a place where a piece is missing or broken off

open-minded and magnanimous; describes someone with a broad mind and a generous spirit

cleft lip; harelip

spacious and well-lit, as of a room or building

To suddenly reach a thorough understanding of a problem or principle; to see everything in a clear light after long study or contemplation.

A gap, breach, or crack in an object, such as a chip on the rim of a cup or a hole in a wall; also refers to an opening.

wide-open and clear such as a landscape or vista; spacious

to risk or sacrifice one's life; to act with desperation or total disregard for one's safety

(of meaning or expression) clear and easy to understand

To be willing to risk everything or disregard consequences in order to achieve something; to be prepared to sacrifice one's life, money, or time.

to achieve a sudden and complete understanding; to be suddenly enlightened

To play a finger-guessing game, often used as a drinking game

open and spacious; having a wide and clear view

to find a way to solve a difficulty or deal with a problem; to manage a situation; to succeed

(dialect) used to express surprise, disappointment, or the realization that something has gone wrong; oh no; oh snap

Special legal protections and exemptions granted to diplomats in a host country, such as freedom from local prosecution and taxes; also called [[外交特权|外交特權|wai4 jiao1 te4 quan2]]

Old and physically failing, literally described as being bald with missing teeth; used as a formal idiom for advanced old age.

open and clear; spacious and bright; opened up

to be perfectly frank and open with someone; to reveal one's true feelings without reservation

manifest and obvious; clear and distinct; bright

sound of crashing, splitting, or things falling over

with might and main; to use all of one's strength or effort; to go all out

a breach or opening in an edge; a chip in the rim of a container

a breach or opening in an edge; a chip in a container; a gap in a wall or bank

a congenital split in the upper lip; harelip

a congenital split in the upper lip; also used to refer to a person with this condition

(dialect) to mix or stir; to create trouble or mess things up

unrestrained and open-minded; free from inhibition

sound of tearing, cracking, or objects colliding

to reveal secrets or expose the inner workings of something; to tattle