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(n.) a slap in the face, a hit on the ear

(idiom.) find everything fresh and new, find oneself in an entirely new world

(phr.) often heard and well remembered, sound familiar, what one's ears often heard can be retold in detail

(sep-v.) get angry

(v.) ferment

(v.) excavate, explore

(v.) be in a daze, dazed

(v.) be angry, fly into a rage

(sep-v.) emit heat, have a fever; not think calmly

(v.) give vent to (anger, lust, etc.), take it out on somebody

(v.) sprout

(n.) spokesperson

(idiom.) enhance and glorify

(v.) originate

(n.) place of origin, birthplace

(v.) to break out, to show effect; to lose one's temper, to vent one's rage

(v./adj.) be incapable (of doing sth); be fatigued; worn-out,tired; (TCM) lack of strength

(n.) valve, valve gate

(n.) court, courtroom

(n.) rule, law

(n.) legal system, legislation

(n./v.) rule of law; rule by law

(n.) hair style

(n.) sail; (lit.) sailing boat

(n.) sailing boat

(v.) double the quantity

(idiom.) toss and turn (sleeplessly); again and again, repeatedly

(sep-v.) emancipate, free oneself; turn over (the body)

(idiom.) turn the world upside down, titanic changes

(v.) revamp, retread (a tire), refurbish (old clothes)

(adj.) numerous, various

(adj.) depressed and unhappy

(v.) propagate

(adj.) many and diverse, miscellaneous

(adj.) fidgety, irritable, fretful; (TCM) agitated

(adj.) onerous, heavy, burdensome

(n.) contrast, discrepancy

(adv.) on the contrary, instead

(v.) repel, strike back

(v./n.) bounce, rebound (of stock market), backlash; negative repercussions