- direction; strike (i.e. angle of inclination in geology); inclination; trend; to move towards; to head for
- oxygen (chemistry)
- egg white; protein; albumen
- (pharm.) capsule
- 氏 shì: 氏 shi4: (bound form) family name; surname (as in 王氏[Wang2 shi4] "the Wang clan"); (bound form) maiden name; née (as in 李王氏[Li3 Wang2 shi4] "Mrs. Li, née Wang"); (bound form) honorific suffix added to the surname or full name of a notable person, esp. historical or scholarly figures氏 zhī: 氏 zhi1: used in 月氏[Yue4 zhi1]; used in 閼氏|阏氏[yan1 zhi1]
- Petri dish
- amoeba; (fig.) sb or sth that is highly adaptable or changeable
- barbarous; uncivilized
- to waste; to squander
- cylinder (engine)
- Mexico City, capital of Mexico
- New Delhi, capital of India
- Mumbai (formerly Bombay)
- Bangkok, capital of Thailand
- Cairo, capital of Egypt
- trillion
- multidimensional; abbr. for 多種維生素|多种维生素[duo1 zhong3 wei2 sheng1 su4], multivitamin
- still remains; still exists; still has
- (meteorology) the atmosphere; atmospheric layer
- thick; deep or profound; kind; generous; rich or strong in flavor; to favor; to stress
- not to care
- fragrant; aromatic; fragrance; aroma
- to imagine; to make up; fictitious; theoretical; hypothetical; (computing) to emulate; (computing) virtual
- dimension (math.); dimensionality
- to sell; to betray; to spare no effort; to show off or flaunt
- price
- one side; other; different; lateral component of a Chinese character (such as 刂[dao1], 亻[ren2] etc)
- girl; phonetic "ni" (in female names); Taiwan pr. [ni2]
- Willis (name)
- 杨 yáng: 杨 yang2: poplar杨 Yáng: 杨 Yang2: surname Yang
- 捷 jié: 捷 jie2: quick; nimble捷 Jié: 捷 Jie2: Czech; Czech Republic; abbr. for 捷克[Jie2 ke4]捷 jié: 捷 jie2: victory; triumph; quick; nimble; prompt
- unmanned; uninhabited
- undergraduate course; undergraduate (attributive)
- roller (loanword)
- fund
- to resign; to quit
- teacher; CL:個|个[ge4]
- full-time (job)
- writings; writing style
- humorous; jocular; zany
- the ways of the world; social behavior
- a comedy; CL:部[bu4],齣|出[chu1]
- writing style (formal); to send an official written communication