used as rhetorical word to form a four-character expression

his; her; its; their

that; such

used as suffix of an adverb

he; she; it; they

(1.) used in many idioms or sayings as rhetorical word

remaining; remainder; the rest

khaki colored

other; else

they, them

equivalent [written and colloquial]

nothing not going to the extreme

stop at nothing; go to any extreme; go all lengths; resort to every conceivable means; use every trick up one's sleeve; leave no stone unturned

不擇手段

being sketchy, careless [華]: 隨隨便便

the attitude of doing thing(s) carelessly and casually without putting in any serious effort (just want to get the easy way out in doing anything)

let nature take its course

then [Syn]當時

therein; wherein

casual; to do as one pleases; it would be okay whatsoever (the situation can be dealt with); as long as

careless; slipshod

(adverb) sloppily; shoddily; slackly; randomly; casually; anyhow; haphazardly (describes the unmindfulness in doing something, i.e. without putting much effort or thoughts into it); (expression) "whatever"; "anything goes"; (adjective of an action) perfunctory; slipshod

love someone so much that you wish him alive forever, hate someone so much that you wish him dead

If you love anyone, you want him to live; if you dislike him, you desire his death; to treat someone accordingly depending on one's personal likes and dislikes

next; secondly

for the rest of one's life; for one's whole life

have an unattractive appearance; have plain features

to live up to one's name; be worthy of the name; not just in name, but also in reality

(adjective) Veritable

make the best of a bad bargain

try to overcome the difficulty

strive to do what seems beyond one's power

知難而退

undertake to do the best of a difficult job

mysterious; without reason; odd; mystifying; baffling; puzzling; perplexing; unaccountable; strange

rather than... / 與其 A 不如 B (rather than A, better to B)

be personally on the scene

compliment

among, in

amongst

stage a suprise attack; take advantage of someone's unpreparedness

verb; attack before the enemy/someone is prepared

keep one's own virtue to oneself

maintain personal integrity; be concerned only for oneself; keep one's distance; solitude is better than ill company; insular

與世浮沉

being neutral and staying out of trouble (idiom)

to satisfy rival demands; to have one's cake and eat it

unable to move; stuck [國] 動彈不得