tide; damp; moist; humid; fashionable; trendy; (coll.) inferior; substandard

orgasm; climax

wave; tides

modern; fashionable

wave of enthusiasm; craze; upsurge

high tide; rising tide

low tide; low ebb

a tide of people

to be prompted by a sudden impulse; carried away by a whim; to have a brainstorm

(of a tide) to ebb or go out

menarche

to get moist; to get damp (due to humidity, seepage etc)

to become moist again; to revive (usually of sth bad); resurgence

spring tide; (fig.) momentous social change

student protest; campus unrest

cold wave; CL:股[gu3]

neap tide (the smallest tide, when moon is at first or third quarter)

low tide; low water

(tidal) bore; raging tide

tide of thought; way of thinking characteristic of a historical period; Zeitgeist

undercurrent

(of water) to rise; rising tide; (of women) to get one's period

tide

high tide; high water

surging tide; (fig.) tide; craze; rage; spree

to blush; flush; red tide (algal bloom); menstruation

(of a tide) to ebb or go out

algal bloom

(of clothing, furniture, walls etc) to get damp (by absorbing moisture from the air or the ground)

damp proof; moisture proof; protection against tides

favorable tide

tempest; wave (of popular sentiment etc); craze or fad

Kuroshio current

anticlimax

baby boom

lit. low tide; fig. the lowest point (e.g. of a relationship)

spring tide (biggest tide, at new moon or full moon)

Li Yuanchao (1950-), vice president of PRC from 2013-2018

gold rush

tidal bore of the Qiantang River 錢塘江|钱塘江[Qian2 tang2 Jiang1] in Zhejiang

storm surge

the tide; high and low water

a hit; tremendous popularity

peak of excitement; orgasm

orgasm

orgasm