- girl; phonetic "ni" (in female names); Taiwan pr. [ni2]
- pearl (CL:顆|颗[ke1],粒[li4]); (fig.) teardrop; tear
- thick paste of fermented soybean; marinated in soy paste; paste; jam
- jet plane
- bison
- it is rumored that ...; it is reported that ...
- one's own (child) (i.e. one's child by birth); biological (parents); birth (parents)
- to kill
- maritime
- to take a curtain call; (fig.) to come to an end
- to act (in a play); to perform; to put on (a performance); performance; concert; show; CL:場|场[chang3],次[ci4]
- popularization of science (abbr. for 科學普及|科学普及[ke1 xue2 pu3 ji2]); (attributive) popular science; (coll.) to explain in layperson's terms
- perfume; fragrance
- (name) Borg; Bjorn Borg (1956–), Swedish tennis star
- to sue; to bring a lawsuit against; to prosecute
- benevolent; charitable
- property; assets
- to burst with rage; to blow one's top
- to dry in the air; (fig.) to cold-shoulder
- to get sth open by tapping or striking it; (figuratively, when followed by sth like ∼的大門|∼的大门[xx5 de5 da4 men2]) to open the door to ~; to gain access to ~
- door of a room
- to leave; to part from; to bid farewell to; to say goodbye to
- to evaluate; to assess
- to fit in; to get on well with others; sociable; to form a mutually supportive group
- to rest with; to lie in; to be due to (a certain attribute); (often used in the negative) to care about
- to obstruct; to hinder; to block; obstruction; hindrance
- to become damaged
- to burst; to rupture; (of a relationship etc) to break down
- urgent; pressing
- control (as in "to win control")
- to enlarge; to magnify
- platform; terrace; flat-roofed building
- to present (a gift) to (sb)
- to devote oneself to spiritual development (esp. Buddhism or Daoism); to devote oneself to perfecting one's art or craft
- talent; talented person; looks; attractive looks
- entirely different; different as black and white
- two-faced person; double-dealing
- grieved; sorrowful
- to model; to mold; (fig.) to create (a character, a market, an image etc); (fig.) (literature) to portray (in words)