亘古 | gèn gǔ | throughout time; from ancient times (up to the present) | |
绵亘 | mián gèn | to stretch in an unbroken chain (esp. of mountains) | |
亘古未有 | gèn gǔ wèi yǒu | unprecedented; never seen since ancient times | |
弥天亘地 | mí tiān gèn dì | to fill the heavens and cover the earth (idiom) | |
亘古不变 | gèn gǔ bù biàn | unchanging since times immemorial (idiom); unalterable; unvarying; monotonous |
1 | An indirect request implies the request but does not directly say it These indirect requests make a man feel taken for granted and unappreciated . | |
2 | The sky or the world worth mentioning, I still believe that the Red in 1000 through the same love. | |
3 | Russian salad, usually called "Olivye", occupied its place on a Russian table for good and all. | |
4 | This terrible, traumatic suffering unhinged my own sadness/suffering emotion system. | |
5 | Marina Keegan, a Yale senior, says they are terrifyingly good at persuading students to put aside altruistic goals and join their ranks. |