- to join forces; concerted effort; (physics) resultant force
- to reward; reward (as encouragement)
- to store up; reserves
- mature; ripe; to mature; to ripen; Taiwan pr. [cheng2shou2]
- to lead (an animal by the head); to take the lead; to coordinate (a combined operation); to mediate; a go-between (e.g. marriage broker)
- to draw up; to draft; to formulate
- clause (of contract or law); CL:項|项[xiang4]
- Deutsche Bank
- (of opposing teeth, or gears) to mesh; to engage
- display device; monitor
- power cable (of an appliance etc)
- to wrap; to pack; to put leftovers in a doggy bag for take-out; (computing) to package (i.e. create an archive file)
- (sitting) opposite; across (the street); directly in front; to be face to face
- pleasing to the eye; nice to look at
- to defend; to safeguard; to protect; to uphold; to maintain
- to be partial towards sth; to favor; to prefer; preference; favorite
- to establish additional sources of revenue; (computing) open-source (abbr. for 開放源碼|开放源码[kai1 fang4 yuan2 ma3])
- (computing) data center
- efficient; highly effective
- to quarrel; dispute
- war; conflict; CL:場|场[chang2],次[ci4]
- to resign
- to put about (a story, plan, threat etc); to let it be known (esp. of threat or malicious story); to threaten
- scattered and smashed (idiom)
- to increase rapidly; to shoot up
- day by day; more and more; increasingly; more and more with each passing day
- (idiom) unable to withstand a single blow; to collapse at the first blow
- to lose (money); to have a deficit; to be deficient; to treat unfairly; luckily; fortunately; thanks to; (used to introduce an ironic remark about sb who has fallen short of expectations)
- increasingly; more and more; ever more; all the more
- cost; expenditure; expense; CL:筆|笔[bi3],個|个[ge4]
- to counteract; to cancel out; to offset
- (idiom) to get into the black; to become profitable
- to inform; to notify
- strategic decision; decision-making; policy decision; to determine policy
- the most
- notorious; infamous; egregious (bandits)
- Alexander (name); Alexandria (town name)