- to scull; to row a boat
- to be fond of; to like; to enjoy; to be happy; to feel pleased; happiness; delight; glad
- to obey; to follow; to arrange; to make reasonable; along; favorable
- bamboo pole (used to punt a boat)
- the bow or prow of a ship
- scull (single oar worked from side to side over the stern of a boat)
- ashore; on the riverbank
- to go the same way
- to bring sth to sb; to deliver
- 加 jiā: 加 jia1: to add; (math.) plus; to increase; to augment; (used before a disyllabic verb, often after an adverb like 不[bu4], 大[da4], 稍[shao1] etc, to indicate that the action applies to sth previously mentioned, as in 稍加改良[shao1 jia1 gai3 liang2] "make some minor improvements to (it)")加 Jiā: 加 Jia1: Canada (abbr. for 加拿大[Jia1 na2 da4]); surname Jia
- to scull (with a single oar, usually mounted on the stern of the boat)
- food; meals
- to save money
- as an incidental action while doing sth else; while one is at it; in passing; smooth; easy; without difficulty
- stove
- firewood
- shore
- gentle; affable
- to get into; to dig into (studies, job etc); to squeeze into
- now; at present; (anatomy) subocular
- to flow; to circulate; to move about; mobile; (of assets) liquid
- extremely
- clear; distinct
- to guard; to protect
- narrow and small
- farmland; cultivated land
- farmhouse
- appearing and disappearing (idiom); intermittently visible
- idle; leisurely
- work; manual labor
- to be in contact (with sb); to associate; to interact; to get along (well, poorly)
- harmonious; friendly relations; on good terms with one another
- to transport; to carry
- lit. one action, two gains (idiom); fig. two birds with one stone
- wooden pile; stake