disease; illness; sickness; ailment

A person with a physical or mental disability; handicapped person

a physical deformity or functional disability caused by birth, illness, or injury

illness; disease; sickness; used primarily in formal or written contexts

An acute infectious disease transmitted by mosquitoes, characterized by periodic chills, fever, and heavy sweating; also known as [[冷热病|冷熱病|leng3 re4 bing4]] or [[打摆子|打擺子|da3 bai3 zi5]]

suffering and difficulties; often used in the context of the daily struggles of the common people

to speed along; to gallop; to rush at high speed, used for vehicles or horses

An infectious intestinal disease caused by bacteria or parasites, characterized by fever, abdominal pain, and frequent diarrhea with blood or mucus in the stool

a strong wind or gale; a blast; specifically refers to a fresh gale or a level 7 wind in meteorological terms

a stubborn illness or disease that is difficult to cure

to feel extreme hatred or resentment towards something or someone, as if suffering from a physical ache

a chronic or long-standing disease that is difficult to cure

to cry out or shout at the top of one's voice urgently to get attention

An eye disease or ailment

very rapid; lightning fast; swift

very fast; at high speed; rapidly

To die peacefully of old age without suffering from any apparent illness.

rapid gait or quick steps

to drive or travel at high speed, usually referring to a vehicle

Southern Song dynasty general and poet (1140-1207) known for his bold and patriotic poems; his style is often compared to that of [[苏轼|蘇軾|su1 shi4]] and is characterized by its wide range of themes and use of historical references.

to shout loudly or call out urgently; to appeal strongly or campaign publicly for a cause

to walk rapidly or run fast; to scamper; to scurry; to flee swiftly

to fall ill or break down from constant overwork over a long period of time

genetic disorder; hereditary disease

quick-eyed and deft of hand; used to describe someone who is alert and acts with great speed and agility

to walk or march at a rapid pace

To pick up a pen and write very quickly, often under the influence of strong emotion or inspiration; to dash off a piece of writing

to move forward or proceed at high speed

To hide an illness for fear of treatment; (figuratively) to conceal one's faults or shortcomings to avoid criticism or refuse to listen to advice

a serious, painful, or incurable illness

(idiom) describes maintaining an even pace or a proper rhythm; calm and unhurried

To abhor bad people and wicked deeds as if they were one's personal enemies.

a violent storm; fierce wind and heavy rain

to write or scribble rapidly; to write with great speed

A disease or ailment that is embarrassing to talk about or that one keeps secret from others.

an old illness; a chronic complaint or a former affliction

describes someone who is alert and quick to react, showing great dexterity or agility

Speaking in a sharp, hurried tone with a stern facial expression; describes the appearance of someone who is very angry

a long-standing illness or chronic complaint; an old health problem

sturdy grass is revealed in high winds; used to show that strength of character and loyalty are best proven during times of crisis or hardship

To loathe or detest evil people and wicked things

A disease that a person feels ashamed of or finds inconvenient to mention to others

A sudden or violent clap of thunder

extremely angry or enraged

Literally "sturdy grass withstands high winds"; used to describe how a person's strength of character and integrity are revealed during times of crisis or hardship. This is an abbreviation for [[疾风知劲草|疾風知勁草|ji2 feng1 zhi1 jing4 cao3]].

as quick as gales and thunder; describes an event that happens or develops with great speed and sudden intensity

(literary) skin diseases like ringworm or scabies; used to describe a minor problem or a slight nuisance that is not a serious threat

(literary) an illness of the stomach or intestines; diarrhea

a minor ailment or trivial problem that does not pose a serious threat but is annoying