Vocabulary
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Japanese adventurer (from the Meiji era to the end of WWII) who roamed mainland China and other parts of Asia, engaging in political activities, espionage, smuggling, etc.
conflicting (opposite, contrasting) opinion; antagonistic view
the exact opposite concept (idea); the antithesis
feeling of antipathy (rivalry); antagonistic sentiment
impoverishment of fishermen because of a bumper catch; decline in fishermen's income caused by the sharply lower fish prices as a result of an overabundant catch
trial of strength; test of one's strength (stamina)
policy of using dialogue instead of confrontation
wide-ranging and diverse; multifarious
multiple-choice question
after-dinner speech; speech made at a dinner (luncheon)
versatile; multi-talented
tactics of fighting a technologically advanced adversary with primitive weapons; sole reliance on simple determination (naive spiritualism) in fighting an overwhelming foe
not a word to anyone; keep it secret; mum's the word
wide-ranging and diverse; multifarious
achievable; attainable
aberration; aberrant behavior; eccentric (erratic) behavior; indulging in an escapade
non-prescription glasses (worn as a fashion accessory); fake glasses; lensless glasses
nuisance (annoyance, inconvenience) to people around one; social nuisance
debasement; corruption; degradation
the babyboomers; the baby boom generation
hail of bullets; heavy bombardment
plain and simple; naive
interpreting (and using) a passage without regard to its context
male orientation; male-oriented
a fast (dissolute) life; a life of follies; a life given to dissolute pleasures
too much intellectual training; overemphasis on intellectual education
underground activities; secret maneuvering
unity (consistency) of knowledge and action
house arrest; being placed in confinement at home
in good order; in perfect order; orderly; well-organized
having both (wide) knowledge and (high) virtue
having both (wide) knowledge and (high) virtue
the unity of knowledge and virtue
staunch (steadfast, single-hearted) in one's devotion to his master (lord)
staunch (steadfast, single-hearted) in one's devotion to his master (lord)
loyalty, filial piety, humanity, and justice
right-of-center faction (group); center-right (centre)
left-of-center faction (group)
moderate line; middle-of-the-road policy line
bout that goes according to a wrestler's strategy; match that goes according to one's plan