for; for the sake of; for the purpose of; introduces the goal or motivation of an action

knowledge or comprehension of a person, idea, or situation

at last; in the end; finally

Introduces something that is excluded from the rest of the statement; often used with words like [[都|都|dou1]] or [[全|全|quan2]]

placed after an adjective or verb to mean extremely or exceedingly

Used after a verb to indicate that an action or result is impossible

To be hopeless, ruined, or in deep trouble; often used as an exclamation to mean "oh no" or "we're doomed"

Used at the end of a sentence to suggest that something is only a certain way and nothing more; often used with [[不过|不過|bu4 guo4]], [[只是|只是|zhi3 shi4]], or [[无非|無非|wu2 fei1]]

to be unable to bear; cannot stand; unbearable

Used to tell someone to stop doing something or to drop a subject; equivalent to "enough" or "that's enough"

extraordinary; terrific; amazing

let it pass; skip it; used to drop a matter or indicate that something is no longer required

To have used up time, money, or energy; also can indicate having spent or expended effort to complete a task.

serious; alarming; usually used in the negative or in questions to mean that something is not a big deal

to be broken; to have broken down; to have spoiled or gone bad

to have the last word; to be the one in charge or have the power to make decisions

to finish, conclude, or wind up a matter; to resolve a dispute or debt; to bring to a close

Describes something that has been done or answered correctly

on the point of death; unlikely to pull through

terrible; desperately serious; disastrous; awful

plain; clear; easy to understand

particle used at the end of a sentence to indicate that something is simple, easy, or that a matter is settled

Describes speaking or doing something without stopping when it should have finished; incessantly; on and on

cannot do without or be missing; essential

exceptional; outstanding; having great skill or ability

To settle or dispose of a matter, often implying doing so in a perfunctory, reluctant, or incomplete way.

to understand something very clearly, as if pointing to things in one's own palm; to know something inside out

to bring to a conclusion; to settle a dispute or problem; to end a relationship

clear and easy to understand at a single glance

to be able to stand, endure, or put up with

To be unable to avoid or escape something; inevitable.

To settle a matter; to clear an account; to finish or get something over with

(colloquial) finally; in the end

To resign oneself to something inevitable or unfavorable; to tolerate or endure a situation despite it being difficult or unfair.

To put it in plain language; to speak frankly or use simple words to clarify the essence of a situation

to resolve; to settle; to bring something to an end

To require or use less than a certain amount; not to exhaust or finish using something.

not yet completed; outstanding; still pending (of tasks, legal cases, or business)

straightforward and blunt; describes someone who speaks or acts directly without beating around the bush

to settle a matter by leaving it unresolved; to let a problem end up with no definite result or action; to leave a difficult situation as-yet-unfinished task aside and simply ignore it

to be unable to manage or care for; to have no control over

Unable to forget; will not or cannot forget.

extraordinary; terrific; amazing

to understand clearly; evident; plain to see

to end; to be finished or completed

To settle a dispute privately or out of court rather than through formal legal procedures.

cicada; named because its call sounds like the word "zhī liǎo"

(idiom) once the main problem is solved, all other problems follow; often used to mean that death ends all one's worries

expressed in simple terms; clear and easy to understand