Vocabulary
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Wrong and right are but two faces of the same coin
adulterous love affair with someone at work
freely; right and left; active without any restraint; with unrestricted energy in all directions
being as free as the air; active without any restraint
the charms of a uniquely beautiful woman; (so beautiful that) the moon is abashed and flowers wilt
heavy, thick, long, and big (products, esp. industrial); massive and heavy; heavy (industry)
free; unfettered; according to one's own whims; doing as one likes
free; unfettered; according to one's own whims; doing as one likes
latitude; (at one's) discretion; discretionary powers; a free hand
free; unfettered; according to one's own whims; doing as one likes
extremely complete (thorough, careful) and detailed
a flexible way of thinking
(taking) a flexible approach (to)
forlorn and helpless; lonely and desolate
universal agreement; broad consensus
arriving at work late as if one were an executive; management attendance at work
important matter (for discussion)
one's principles and position
make a choice among many; select the good (desirable, necessary, relevant) and discard the rest; decision to adopt or reject
the relation of master to servant; homage
being unable to make up one's mind; sitting on the fence
highway to success
appearing and disappearing at will; elusive; phantom-like
(logical) consistency; coherence; unchanging from beginning to end
(going) the pure love stories route (in movie making)
pure and unadulterated; pure in heart; simplehearted
the Spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period (Chinese history)
pure and innocent through and through
pure of heart and beautiful; innocent and beautiful
pure and innocent; immaculate
fully prepared; all ready
conferment of Court ranks and decorations
(one's) grasp of the situation; knowing how matters stand
up and down, left and right; top and bottom, left and right
stubbornly honest
honest to a fault; one's only strength being his (her) honesty; having no redeeming feature except for being honest
timid and evasive (person); timid and makeshift (approach, measure, etc.)
(in) a humble position with a small stipend
young and hot-blooded (impetuous)
untraceable; long lost; one's whereabouts being unknown