to hide; to conceal; to mask; to shelter or harbor something

to hide the truth or facts from others; to cover up or keep secret

a danger or misfortune concealed beneath the surface; a hidden trouble that is not easily detected

personal secrets; private matters one does not wish to share with others

to hide one's form so as to be inconspicuous or impossible to see (through magic, technology, or physical camouflage)

indistinct; faint; barely perceptible

hidden or well-concealed; covert; under cover

indistinct; vague; faint

To hide one's body or tracks from view; to remain hidden or concealed.

not showing on the surface; latent or covert; difficult to notice

secret; hidden; not easily detectable

to contain in a concealed form; to keep covered up or be implicit; to include a meaning that is not expressed directly

contact lenses; a thin lens placed directly on the surface of the eye to correct vision

to bear patiently or exercise self-control without showing one's true feelings or reaction; to forbear

To live in retirement or seclusion; traditionally refers to retreating to the mountains or countryside to avoid public life or government service.

to hide someone or something so it is not found; to secrete

(idiom) appearing and disappearing; partly hidden and partly visible; faint or indistinct

the legal right of an individual to keep their personal life and private information secret and free from intrusion or unwanted publicity

A type of comparison where one thing is said to be another, using words like [[是|是|shi4]] or [[成为|成為|cheng2 wei2]]; also refers to a figurative phrase.

a profound or deep-seated anxiety held in the heart

indistinct; faint; appearing or sounding in a way that is not clear or sharp

to conceal one's real identity; to hide one's family name and personal name to remain anonymous

to feel a dull or slight pain

facts or circumstances that one wishes to keep secret; an ulterior motive or a subject best avoided

Pain or suffering hidden in one's heart that one is reluctant to share; inner trauma or distress

vague or difficult to understand; ambiguous; veiled

a person who lives in seclusion; recluse or retired scholar

To resign or retire from public life, especially from a career in politics or government, and go into seclusion.

something too embarrassing or painful to talk about; a hidden trouble; an embarrassing illness

to retire from public life or official duties to live in seclusion; to withdraw from society and live a quiet life

To return to one's native place or the countryside to live as a hermit; traditionally refers to a scholar or official retiring from public life to live in the mountains or forests.

to be dimly visible or intermittently seen; to appear and disappear from view

To explore or expound upon deep, obscure, or hidden principles.

to vanish gradually; to disappear from view; to fade out

appearing and disappearing intermittently; flickering in and out of view

Li Shangyin (c. 813-858), a famous Tang dynasty poet known for his intricate, lush, and often obscure imagery; often associated with [[杜牧|杜牧|du4 mu4]] as one of the 'Little Li-Du' poets.

feeling of pity and compassion toward the suffering of others; sense of mercy

secret; hidden; not easily discovered

to hide oneself or lie low; to be concealed or lurking

to hide the truth or hold back from speaking clearly because of a taboo or because one is afraid of the consequences; to conceal one's true feelings or opinions

to live in seclusion or hide from society; reclusive

a medical condition where one or both of the testes fail to descend into the scrotum; undescended testis

Language used to suggest something indirectly, such as a riddle, parable, or enigmatic wording; a precursor to the modern [[谜语|謎語|mi2 yu3]]

A scholar or person of high character who lives in seclusion to avoid worldly affairs; a hermit

a place used for hiding or protection, such as a bomb shelter or hurricane shelter

to conceal oneself; to withdraw from public life or view

To live in reclusion or withdraw from the world; to seek solitude in nature.

compassion or empathy felt for the misfortune of others; sympathetic and reluctant to see others suffer

To gradually disappear from view or hearing, especially in cinema or audio production.