2. Lose power [shěshě] lose power. Lu Xun's comment on Supplement to A Clip: "As long as you lose power or suffer, you will always be laughed at-for the sake of enjoyment".
3. lose your normal state. Han Meicheng's "Seven Hairs": "_ Mimi _, scattered and flowing, extremely strong; The fish and the turtle lost their motivation and turned upside down. "
4. gain power [dé shi] gain power. Ai Qing's Preface to Selected Poems: "Some people claim to be politically sensitive, and whoever is in power is praised and whoever is unlucky is scolded"; It means to have an advantage Qing Ping is unclear about "Xiawai _ Pieces Story Chen Shiyu Memorial": "China is in power, then China is strong"; Still proud. Liu Qing's Iron Wall, chapter 14: "Teacher Chen was so powerful in the invisible canal that he shouted at the top of his voice in ecstasy:' Come down quickly, it's our team'"!
5. The situation or momentum of the mountain. Lee Joon's biography of Li Shuangshuang: Man is taller than a mountain: "We bypassed a mountain. When the mountain turned, a big Shan Ye with two slopes and a length of more than ten miles suddenly flashed in front of us."