property consisting of land or buildings; immovable property

prone to doing something frequently or at the slightest provocation, typically used regarding unpleasant events and followed by [[就|就|jiu4]]

remaining calm and collected without revealing emotion or batting an eyelid

to hold back one's troops without moving; to bide one's time

kept completely intact or without any modification in a figurative sense

to not move a single jot; to remain perfectly still

firm and resolute, especially referring to a person's habits or determination that remains unchanged by external circumstances

to be unable to lift something; to find something too heavy

fixed point (of a map) (math.)

absolutely still; without any movement

a gentleman uses his mouth and not his fist

remaining absolutely still or motionless

to sit motionlessly; to remain seated without moving or taking action

To be quick to take offense; to have a short fuse.

unwavering; unmoved

fixed point theorem (math.)