soul; spirit; mood

(noun) Ghost

a discarded or discredited idea returns in another guise

to revive under a new disguise (as a criminal would in order to hide his identity)

reincarnation (lit., "a returning soul borrows a corpse")

ghost, spirit, apparition

soul

(noun) Spirit

depressed; dejected; downcast

to be freaked out; to be scared out of one's wits; to have the living daylights scared out of oneself

a revenant, a reanimated corpse; a zombie (but with a soul);a visible ghost or animated corpse that was believed to return from the grave

to bewitch; to enchant; to cast a spell over sb

ecstasy; rapture; to feel overwhelming joy or sorrow

without a lord or master; lonely soul

a lonely soul without a master / owner

terrified; panic-stricken; half dead with fright; scared out of one's wits

frighten out of one's wit; terrified

lit., body and soul separated; fig., scared out of one's wits

beside oneself

(adjective) 1. Absentminded; 2. Inattentive

National spirit

raise or call back the spirit of the dead; spiritualism, evocation

calling the spirit of the dead/ the soul of a person who just passed away

spirit, soul and body

Requiem; requiem mass; Black Mass

frightened or stricken (by sorrow), to lose one's wits

soul; spirit

be petrified; panicky; panic-stricken

absent-minded fellow; rash person; someone who is nervous, distracted, under pressure

(slang) to describe someone is who is absentminded, scatterbrained and lost in thought; an inattentive person

(body part) temple [Var.]勻精 [國]太陽穴

temple; temporal (on the sides of one's head)

to feel like a lost soul from deep sorrow

spirit of a martyr; person of outstanding talent

to die; to render up one's soul to God

one behaves nobly and clean from corruption