a lonely man; one who is alone

Cooler

catch a cold

a worn-out palace where emperor houses their disliked empress or concubines

alley

beanie (apparel)

disfavour

(proverb) to acquire an unexpected godsend

to describe an undesirable position in job or have nothing to do

unconcerned

arrow shot with the target unaware of / a cunning stance taken to harm an unaware one

Freezer

a sweater; a woollen jumper

catch a cold

Tremble;Shiver

(noun) leftover rice or meal

food leftovers from previous meals

crying due to cold; resell products obtained from auction

yelling (a loanword); second hand goods

noun; Flea market, bargains, auction goods, secondary goods market

(a phrase / adverb) in cold days; in winter

to eat Teochew (Chaozhou) cuisine (a type of Chinese cuisine)

(verb) to shiver; to tremble; to quiver

to bear the cold when one did not put on enough clothes

to put up with the cold weather and wear less clothes than needed for the reason of showing off

showhand (spoken)

suddenly hot and suddenly cold

(noun) knitting yarn

chilly; deserted; desolate

helping one who has potential to rise to power, seeking for future returns (slang)