vast; wide; broad

wide; spacious; open and expansive

broad; wide; spacious; expansive

vast; extensive; wide; used to describe large expanses of land or water

as wide as the sea and sky; used to describe a broad, open landscape or limitless vistas

to have been parted for a long duration; to be long separated

Describing a way of handling things with vigor and resolution; literally "with a big knife and a broad axe"

surging forward with great momentum; unfolding on a magnificent scale (of a social movement, work of art, etc.)

to walk with head high and a vigorous step, used to describe a spirited, confident, or courageous manner

liberal with money; extravagant; ostentatious or showing off one's wealth

majestic and grand in scale; broad and glorious

to take big strides; to stride forward

To talk eloquently and at great length without restraint; to converse in a lofty and wide-ranging manner.

Wide, open, and unenclosed ground; often used in a military context.

luxurious, extravagant, or showy in spending or style

(of a country) to have a vast territory; wide expanse of land

to parade one's wealth; to be ostentatious and extravagant; to put on a show of being rich, often used with a mocking or critical tone

a wealthy and extravagant person; millionaire or sugar daddy

Sons of rich families, especially those who spend money freely.

open-minded; unprejudiced; having a broad outlook

A forest made up primarily of broad-leaved trees; as opposed to a [[针叶林|針葉林|zhen1 ye4 lin2]].

Any tree that has wide or flat leaves rather than needles, such as poplar, camphor, or maple trees

open and wide; vast and empty

the latissimus dorsi muscle located in the back of the chest

Ögedei Khan (1186–1241), the third son of Genghis Khan and second Great Khan of the Mongol Empire; known for conquering the Jin dynasty and expanding the empire into Europe.

a wealthy person; a rich and powerful person

high-sounding but impractical; unrealistic and out of touch with reality

(literary) inaccurate or imprecise; poorly thought-out or impractical; careless

To walk with the eyes looking high and taking wide strides, describing a heroic or impressive spirit

vast; expansive; broad and wide

to be separated for a long time; a long period of separation

a large mountain range spanning the borders of China, India, and Pakistan, including some of the world's highest peaks

(literary) to be separated from one another; to be far apart for a long time

To broaden one's outlook or perspective; to see more of the world.

surging and magnificent; grand in scale or scope

vast; expansive; broad and open

extremely extravagant; very liberal with money

Ögedei Khan (1186-1242), the second Great Khan of the Mongol Empire and a son of Genghis Khan

Mongol khanate established in Central Asia by the second son of Genghis Khan

a species of bird found in China (Serilophus lunatus)

a bird species of the broadbill family with green plumage, a long tail, and blue markings on the head and wings

To have been separated for a long time; to not have seen each other for a long period.

Having broad leaves rather than needles; typically used to describe trees and forests.

a bird species of China, Calidris falcinellus

capacious; broad; vast in scale (of space or area)

a wealthy person who lives a lavish or spendthrift lifestyle, often used with a mocking or sarcastic tone

rich individual with expensive habits or high social standing

the measurement of something from side to side; breadth; degree of width

to advance with giant strides; to take a great step forward