to tell lies; to speak untruths; colloquial equivalent to [[说谎|說謊|shuo1 huang3]]

The devil in Jewish and Christian tradition who opposes God and tempts humans to sin; also used as a name for any evil person.

to urinate; to piss; to pass water

Julius Caesar (100–44 BC), the famous Roman general and statesman

Julius Caesar (100–44 BC); by extension, any emperor, Kaiser, or Tsar

To act like a spoiled child or behave coquettishly to get what one wants, relying on the affection of another person.

The capital city of Israel and a holy city for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Catholic Mass; the central religious service of the Catholic and Orthodox churches

to let go of something; to release one's grip

To display shockingly bad behavior or act in a boorish and unruly manner; to act without restraint or regard for politeness and social rules.

Margaret Thatcher (1925-2013), British Conservative politician and prime minister from 1979-1990

Nazareth, a city in Israel and the childhood home of Jesus

to wash one's hands of a matter; to stand aside and refuse to get involved or take responsibility

The Sahara Desert in North Africa

to start running suddenly; to flee or scram

To vent one's anger or frustration on someone or something else.

to scatter or sprinkle items, such as seeds, so that they fall over an area

to sow or scatter seeds, fertilizer, or similar materials

to throw out a fishing net so that it spreads open

to make an unreasonable scene; to behave in a rough or wild way while being unreasonable

to release; to let go of one's grip; to part

to throw or scatter; to sprinkle

to run around or gambol excitedly out of joy (typically of animals such as dogs or horses)

The largest hot desert in the world, located in northern Africa

to sow seeds by scattering them evenly over the soil; broadcast sowing

A decisive move or secret weapon used at a critical moment; originally referred to a trick in combat involving throwing one's mace at an opponent when least expected.

Salar ethnic group of Qinghai province

to eat, drink, defecate, urinate, and sleep; refers to the basic functions of daily life or an ordinary, mundane existence

Sardinia, an island in the Mediterranean Sea that is an autonomous region of Italy

to spread fertilizer or pesticides evenly across a field or over crops

the Salar (Salar) ethnic minority group, living mainly in Qinghai and Gansu provinces

To scatter seeds on the ground for planting

to frolic or run around excitedly; often used to describe children or animals playing and jumping about

to spread limited resources evenly across many areas without prioritizing the most important ones, resulting in little impact anywhere

To get drunk and act out; to be roaring drunk or behave disruptively under the influence of alcohol.

Asa (?-870 BC), the third king of Judah and fifth king of the House of David

one does not act before seeing a clear opportunity or being sure of success

to behave in a rowdy or unreasonable manner to get one's way; to refuse to admit a mistake and act shamelessly

Samarkand, a city in Uzbekistan

to scatter beans and turn them into an army; describes a legendary magical feat or the ability to perform miraculous tasks through superior skill or wit

Saxon (people)

Lazarus, a biblical figure; this is the Protestant transliteration

Jishishan Bonan, Dongxiang and Salar Autonomous County in Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province

to pout and use one's charms or sweet wiles while relying on another's affection; to act in a coquettish or petulant manner

Samaria; ancient city and region in Israel

Eleazar, the son of Eliud mentioned in the Bible

Isaac, the biblical figure and son of Abraham

Peloponnese, a peninsula in southern Greece