raise; lift up; put up

praise; make known; exalt

(Cantonese)/to tell others/to make things obvious

fly upward; rise

to carry forward; to develop; to advocate; to promote; to promulgate; to enhance; to foster and enhance; to give full play to; give greater scope to; to bring to a greater height of development; to develop and shine with greater brilliance; to develop to a higher stage; to spread and flourish

appear immensely proud; have one's tail up high; confident and cheerful [Syn]得意洋洋

notorious; infamous; ill-famed; have one's ill reputation spread all over

develop an idea

have an unattractive appearance; have plain features

wave; flap; flutter

to praise; to approve of | [粵]: 讚 (zaan3)

melodious; mellifluous

The name that local people used to refer only to the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, upon which the English name for the whole river is based. The whole river is actually called 長江, Chang River, meaning the "Long River".

open; bright and spacious

bright, open and spacious; cheerful

1. be acclaimed 2. commend

to praise; to commend

be in high spirits; glimmering with health and exuberance

commend; praise

verb; literally: exhale freely and expand the eyebrows. it means feel proud and elated after long period of stress or bad conditions; a feeling of exaltation upon fulfillment; appear very proud and self- satisfied; be elated

noun; Yeung Chow fried rice, is a style of Chinese fried rice

(verb) arouse; evoke

parade; make known all around; beat the drum for; splash

to develop; to make full use of; to utilise

be renowned around the world

develop and expand; carry forward; enhance; promote; give full scope to

to make public; to make famous

threaten