case; instance

rise; stand up; get up

build; establish; set up

draft; draw up; work out

up; up to a certain standard

remove; extract; pull out

draw; receive; get

begin; start; appear

to flex (muscles)

pick up with a hook

evoke; call to mind; induce

to leave, set out, start on a journey

looks as if (based on what is known so far)

take over (the good things)

to set a trap and await the right opportunity to strip someone of all they have in one go; to enjoy the fruits of somebody else's labour

to name sb. or sth.

扯旗

erection; to have an erection

when the autumn winds blow, the time is ripe for preserved meats

starting point; point of departure

origin

retracting

verb; pack up something; cut out; retracted

get off the ground

hopping mad; fly into a rage; flare up

feeling angry, sprang to his feet.

a gantry crane

to hold up (high); to raise up

bone; debone; remove bones from

extracting bones from meat (spoken)

introduction, elucidation of theme, transition of viewpoint, summing up: 4 steps essay composition

the four prescribed steps in writing an essay; can also be used as a metaphor to describe a set / standard / fixed / rigid / prescribed way of doing something

to tiptoe; on tiptoes | Cant.: 趷起; 趷腳; 跀腳; 趌腳; 腳; 躡腳; 蹨腳; 䟴高

to give a present to sick person to celebrate recovery

the onset of an illness

the journey of a thousand miles starts with one step (lit., "skyscrapers go up from (what was once) flat earth")

provoke, incite, stir up, arouse (attention)

vertical take-off

everything is difficult in its beginning stages; the first step is always the hardest [syn.]萬事開頭難

raising the foot too high (as in soccer)

pick

to pick up