- Germany
- alliance
- 友好 yǒu hǎo: 友好 you3 hao3: friendly; amicable; close friend友好 Yǒu hǎo: 友好 You3 hao3: see 友好區|友好区[You3 hao3 Qu1]
- to attach importance to sth; to value
- 友谊 yǒu yì: 友谊 you3 yi4: companionship; fellowship; friendship友谊 Yǒu yì: 友谊 You3 yi4: see 友誼縣|友谊县[You3 yi4 Xian4]
- to combine; to join; unite; alliance
- to push (e.g. for acceptance of a plan); to promote; to give impetus to
- sincere; genuine; true
- to try to please
- north; the northern part a country; China north of the Yellow River
- way; means; channel
- to close; to shut (a window etc); (of a shop, school etc) to shut down
- at any time; at all times; at the right time; whenever necessary
- true; real
- effective; in effect; valid
- to resist; to hold back; to stop; to ward off; to withstand
- to hesitate; (literary) to pace back and forth; (literary) self-satisfied
- firm; steady; staunch; resolute
- to penetrate deeply; thorough
- disappointed; to lose hope; to despair
- see 隔天[ge2 tian1]
- to form an alliance; to ally oneself with; allied with; aligned; to bond with
- a member (of an organization)
- writer; man of letters; CL:個|个[ge4]
- from childhood; from a young age
- to imbue with; to inculcate; to instill into; to teach; to impart; to channel water to another place
- idea; concept; philosophy; theory
- faithful
- to publicize; to advertise; to spread far and wide
- country with an ancient history
- (various things) such as; such as (the following)
- and so on; and such
- accusation; a (criminal) charge; to accuse
- to enter; to go into; to join; to become a member of; (bound form) to conform to (as in 入時|入时[ru4 shi2]); abbr. for 入聲|入声[ru4 sheng1]; (on product packaging, after {number n} + {classifier}) containing (n pieces) (from Japanese 入 "iri")
- eve; the day before
- disaster; catastrophe
- whenever; every time
- to laugh; to smile; to laugh at
- writings; writing style
- finger; to point at or to; to indicate or refer to; to depend on; to count on; (of hair) to stand on end
- the Papacy; the Vatican; the Holy See
- minister; diplomat performing ambassadorial role in Qing times, before regular diplomatic relations
- Catholic cardinal