- (honorific) to inform
- temporary; provisional; for the time being
- (of a guitar, kite etc) to have a string break; (of a tradition etc) to be discontinued; (telephone or Internet connection) disconnected; cut off
- (bound form) may; can; (bound form) to endure; to bear; (in 堪輿|堪舆[kan1 yu2]) heaven (contrasted with earth 輿|舆[yu2])
- to trust; to have confidence in; to have faith in; to rely on
- to chew; to think over
- accusation; a (criminal) charge; to accuse
- to explain; to justify; to defend (a point of view etc); to provide an explanation; to try to defend oneself
- subject (of a talk or conversation); topic
- to move (i.e. relocate oneself); to move (sth relatively heavy or bulky); to shift; to copy indiscriminately
- tabletop; countertop; (fig.) public view; plain sight; (gambling) stake
- nearly at the point of (doing sth); about to (do sth)
- early shift; morning work shift
- convention; usual practice
- to get out of bed; to get up
- 调配 diào pèi: 调配 diao4 pei4: to allocate; to deploy调配 tiáo pèi: 调配 tiao2 pei4: to blend (colors, herbs); to mix
- deeply worried and sick at heart (idiom)
- to take turns; to follow a rotating schedule
- not bad; pretty good; fortunately; luckily
- just recently; just a moment ago
- sick person; patient; invalid; CL:個|个[ge4]
- state of an illness; patient's condition
- (bound form) to doubt; to suspect
- disease; illness
- patient; sufferer
- discount
- control (as in "to win control")
- (voice, music) suave; mellow; (speech) indirect; tactful
- hard to take; embarrassed
- in private
- (of water, waves, emotions etc) to churn; to surge; to seethe; to somersault; to tumble; to flip; to rummage; to turn things over repeatedly
- many; quite a lot; much better
- to stretch taut; (of muscles etc) taut; strained; tense
- to make a mistake; error
- to issue; to publish
- expression of opinion; views; remarks; arguments
- in advance; before the event
- to compose; to constitute; compound; synthesis; mixture; synthetic
- brief (statement, summary etc); briefly; brevity
- characteristic; special quality
- character acquired through long habit; habits and properties
- annoying; irksome; to irritate
- useful
- to read a book; to study; to attend school