more and more; increasingly; indicates a steady change in degree over time

A country in Southeast Asia; specifically the Socialist Republic of Vietnam

to exceed, surmount, or transcend; to go beyond a limit or level

to pass through; to traverse; to cross or transcend (e.g., time, space, or physical barriers)

to step over or across a physical boundary or obstacle; to leap over

outstanding; brilliant; exceptional; far surpassing others

to break out of prison; to escape from jail

more and more; increasingly; all the more

superior; outstanding; having better talent or conditions than average

To go over or across a physical barrier, boundary, or distance.

Traveling or racing across open fields, hills, or rugged terrain

superiority; advantage; the quality of being better than similar things

to fly across, over, or past a physical area or obstacle

A major form of local opera originating from Zhejiang that is popular throughout China; traditionally featuring all-female casts and focusing on romantic stories like [[梁山伯与祝英台|梁山伯與祝英台|liang2 shan1 bo2 yu3 zhu4 ying1 tai2]].

leap-forward; involving a major breakthrough or unusual new development; going beyond existing limits

offside; a violation in sports like soccer, rugby, and hockey where a player is positioned ahead of the ball or certain defenders

a vehicle designed for driving on rough terrain, such as dirt or rocky paths, often featuring deep-tread tires and high ground clearance

South Vietnam; South Vietnamese

To cross a boundary or border; to trespass or encroach beyond a set limit.

Vietnam War (1955-1975)

Used to show that the degree of something increases alongside another situation; often used together with [[越|越|yue4]] or [[越发|越發|yue4 fa1]].

To pass or live through the winter; specifically used when describing how plants, insects, livestock, or germs survive the cold season.

a feeling of being better than others; a sense of superiority

to exceed; to overstep; to cross or pass over; to transgress

to cross over; to surmount; to travel across a physical barrier such as a mountain

Yuexiu, a central district of Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province

Short for [[越南共产党|越南共產黨|yue4 nan2 gong4 chan3 dang3]], the ruling party of Vietnam.

The ancient states of Wu and Yue during the Spring and Autumn period (770–476 BC).

to go beyond one's authority or power; to overstep one's bounds

To cross the ocean; describes activities that span across seas or international borders.

to cross over mountain after mountain; used to describe a long and arduous journey or the hardships of travel

all the more; even more; more and more; same as [[越发|越發|yue4 fa1]] or [[更加|更加|geng4 jia1]]

cowberry; a type of low-growing evergreen shrub with red berries in the heath family

impassable; insuperable; impossible to cross or overcome

to exceed the bounds of rules, regulations, or propriety; to step out of line

To go over the head of one's immediate superior to a higher authority; to bypass normal levels of bureaucracy.

To cross a boundary or national border, especially when doing so illegally or without permission.

Describes a sound that is high-pitched, clear, and loud

A competition involving vehicles or running held over natural, rugged, or open terrain rather than on a paved road or track

State of Yue during the Spring and Autumn period (770–476 BC); also a generic term for various kingdoms in south China or Southeast Asia at different historical periods

to skip; to jump over or across

to invade or cross a boundary; to trespass on the territory or rights of others

(idiom) literally to leave the sacrificial altar and take over the kitchen; used to describe exceeding one's own responsibilities to handle matters belonging to others or meddling in someone else's business

(historical) Generic term for various ethnic groups that lived in Southern China and Northern Vietnam; also used to refer to the regions they inhabited, specifically present-day Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, and Guangxi.

prison escapee; person who has escaped from jail

to climb or clamber over, scale, or surmount a physical obstacle like a mountain

to cross a border or seal-off area secretly and illegally

General and key figure in the founding of the Han Dynasty (died 196 BC) who was executed for alleged treason.

(of sound) high-pitched, clear, and carrying far; crisp and echoing