limit; demarcate; define; delimit

world

boundary; limit

(slang) (of self-injury) to cut; (similar with "溝

(of sports) out-of-bounds, (of baseball) a foul ball

foul ball

to search for a living; to look for work | 漢: 找生活

to look for a job; to seek one's livelihood

political and government circles

poach on sb's territory; move in on sb's territory; push the envelope

stepping over the boundary; taking things too far (spoken)

Boundary Street: historically, the street marked the boundary between the southern part of Kowloon, ceded by Qing China to the United Kingdom in 1860, and the northern part of Kowloon (New Kowloon), which remained part of China until it was leased as part of the New Territories to the United Kingdom in 1898 for 99 years. After the lease, the boundary was renamed from Boundary Line to Old Frontier Line. (source: Wikipedia)

Boundary Street (a road in Hong Kong)

world famous

the first world (composed of the superpowers)

Chinese world heritage

apocalypse; armageddon

all walks of life; all social circles

imagination / fantasy / extraordinary world

the world's first

endure hard living; struggle hard for a living

endure the world

歎世界

(slang) to endure difficulties in life for living and surviving; to persevere through a hard working life

the world

the whole world; worldwide

a utopia for a couple like the "Garden of Eden" (lit., "two person's world")

inner world

Zhangjiajie prefecture level city in Hunan, formerly Dayong (大庸)

colorful/magnificent/fascinating/amusing/funny world, gaiety and splendour of a city, gaiety and splendour of the dazzling world (Lit. flower world)

real eye-opener; eye-opening

making someone to open his/ her eyes and learn/ understand the previously unknown

the press; journalistic circles; the journalists

part hair in the middle

middle split (hair style)

delimitation; boundary limit [Syn.] 界限

boundaries; limit; circumscription

broaden, expand one's horizons