- to start; to begin; to initiate (an era, process, journey etc); (computing) to enable (a feature); (of a system or device) to start operating automatically; to self-initiate; to open (sth that has been sealed)
- to use up; to exhaust; to probe to the bottom; limit; end
- major principle; general truth; sermon (reproof); bombastic talk
- to detest bitterly (idiom); implacable hatred; to abhor; anathema
- refined; profound
- doctor; medical practitioner
- to feel the pulse; to take sb's pulse
- illness; disease
- medical prescription; to write out a prescription; (fig.) recommendation; advice
- sick person; patient; invalid; CL:個|个[ge4]
- cause of disease; pathogen
- to cure; to restore to health; uplifting; heartwarming
- unsuitable; improper; inappropriate
- to die
- pulse
- traditional Chinese medical science; a doctor trained in Chinese medicine
- relative superiority (better or worse, stronger or weaker, above or below etc)
- prescription (medicine)
- gossip; hearsay; rumor
- to treat an illness
- to harm; to jeopardize; to endanger; harmful effect; damage
- 安宁 ān níng: 安宁 An1 ning2: see 安寧區|安宁区[An1 ning2 Qu1]; see 安寧市|安宁市[An1 ning2 Shi4]安宁 ān níng: 安宁 an1 ning2: peaceful; tranquil; calm; composed; free from worry
- turmoil; upheaval; unrest
- to treat (an illness); medical treatment; therapy
- to make a mistake; error
- to show results; to be effective
- long-time; long-term; lasting; enduring; permanent; for a long time
- agriculture; farming
- superficial
- gourd
- lining; (fig.) substance (as opposed to outward appearance)
- 大夫 dà fū: 大夫 da4 fu1: senior official (in imperial China)大夫 dài fu: 大夫 dai4 fu5: doctor; physician
- former days; the past
- to fall ill; to be stricken with an illness
- outside horses of a team of 4
- to reject
- Malaya; Malaysia
- to accord with; to conform to
- human emotions; social relationship; friendship; favor; a good turn
- to not understand; to be puzzled by; indissoluble
- to wield (power etc)
- national politics; archaic rank, "Minister of State"; common given name
- farming; agriculture