matter; affair; thing; business; refers to human activities or events that occur

story; tale; narrative; the plot of a literary work or movie

in fact; in reality; actually; as a matter of fact; de facto

the actual situation of a matter; truth or reality

incident; event; a major occurrence in history or society

One's professional life, pursuit, or occupation; the long-term work one chooses to undertake as a goal in life.

An unexpected event that causes damage or harm, especially regarding safety or transport; mishap

affair; matter; job; business that needs to be settled

military affairs; matters related to the army or war; (attributive) military

To devote oneself to a particular profession, career, or activity; to go in for; to undertake.

a good action, thing, or work; an act of charity or philanthropic act

The governing body of a corporation, school, or organization, composed of directors elected to represent shareholders or stakeholders and manage affairs.

colleague; co-worker; person working in the same organization

chairman of the board of directors; the legal representative and highest executive of a company's board

director; board member; trustee

to be safe or out of danger; to be fine after an accident or illness

A sporting competition; a match; a tournament.

matter; individual item; point; detail of a larger matter

Used to reassure someone that there is no problem, or that something is not important; it doesn't matter; never mind

routine work; general administrative affairs or transactions; daily matters to attend to

all existing objects and phenomena; thing; object; affair

A person or party involved in or directly related to an affair; an interested party.

an important matter or significant event, such as national affairs or a marriage

bad thing; evil deed; misdeed

An office or agency that provides professional services, typically related to law, politics, or economics

To handle affairs; to manage business; to get things done

Relating to criminal law or legal cases involving violations of the penal code, as opposed to civil law ([[民事|民事|min2 shi4]])

to have an accident; to meet with a mishap or misfortune

Matters related to the appointment, hiring, and management of staff in an organization; human resources

To handle matters; to perform tasks; to be employed or have a job

To handle affairs, execute a task, or proceed with a course of action; to act.

A single matter; one affair or task.

in advance; before the event; ahead of time

To be occupied with something; to have things to do or plans already made.

matters, affairs, or arrangements concerning a specific task; common in formal documents

minor matter; trivial thing; something inconsequential

skill; capability; talent for doing something

Relating to civil law and private legal matters rather than criminal ones; often used in contexts like legal cases, disputes, or courts.

(state-run) institution; public service organization supported by the state, such as public schools, hospitals, or research institutes

past events; things that happened in the past

past achievement; important event of the past; heroic deed; vestige

To finish a task or to be done with a job; to come to an end

to work together; to collaborate with others in the same workplace or task

this matter; this affair

(idiom) to be practical and realistic; to approach a problem in a rigorous way based on the actual situation rather than exaggeration or theory

A foolish or stupid act done out of a temporary lack of judgment; nonsense; hooey.

To cause an accident or be responsible for a mishap, especially through negligence or violation of rules (e.g., in traffic)

every matter; all things; whatever happens

a fact or actual thing; a true story