mutually; reciprocally; each other; same as [[互相|互相|hu4 xiang1]]

the Internet; a global system of interconnected computer networks; also known in Taiwan as [[网际网路|網際網路|wang3 ji4 wang3 lu4]]

each other; one another; describes two or more people treating each other with the same attitude or behavior

to act in such a way as to have an effect on another; to engage with one another

acting as a complement; relating to or constituting a complement

to help each other; to provide mutual aid or assistance

mutually beneficial; to benefit each other; mutual benefit

to exchange or circulate with one another (as in information, goods, or resources)

interactive; to interact, such as between a human and a computer or on a website

to exchange or swap with each other

Small organization where members work together to help each other in production, work, or study

mutually beneficial; reciprocal

to exchange visits, or an exchange of visits (often between officials or countries)

A group or organization formed for the purpose of mutual assistance and support.

Mutual help and collaboration; working together and coordinating efforts

the principle of equality and mutual benefit; to share profits equitably among all parties

Giving each other equal treatment and exchanging equal benefits so that both sides profit; mutual benefit.

interaction; interplay; the effect produced when two or more things influence one another

interconnection; to connect together

(idiom) neither side making concessions to the other; refusing to give way; at a deadlock or stalemate

mutual non-aggression; to respect each other and refrain from invading or offending one another

to refer to each other or provide mutual reference between multiple entries, texts, or sets of data

to help supply each other's needs by exchanging what one has for what one lacks; to benefit from each other's strengths to make up for shortfalls

To mutually dispatch personnel (such as ambassadors, liaisons, or students) to each other's countries or organizations.

to interact; interaction; interplay between two or more things or events

to be mutually related as both cause and effect; to be intertwined or interdependent, like the relationship of karma in Buddhist thought

To conduct trade or commerce, especially between neighboring regions, countries, or ethnic groups

to strike or hit each other; to come to blows; a physical brawl

(botany) Referring to an alternate leaf arrangement where each leaf is attached to its own node on the stem

to use things interchangeably or mutually; to alternate the use of different methods or objects

to trust each other; mutual trust

the quality of being able to be swapped or replaced with something else of the same type

to make mutual accommodation; give-and-take; mutual concession

interoperability, especially regarding communications equipment

to be mutually exclusive

mutually joined; interconnected

To have mutual understanding and make allowances for each other; to be mutually forgiving

To elect someone from within a group of people who all share the same status; specifically used for group members voting for their own leaders or representatives.

The production of an electromotive force in a circuit by a change in current in a neighboring circuit; also called [[互感应|互感應|hu4 gan3 ying4]].

Colors located opposite each other on a color wheel which, when mixed as pigments, produce a neutral gray or black tone

Literally describes a piece of jade showing both its blemishes and its luster; used to describe a person or thing that has both strengths and weaknesses

Describing two integers or polynomials whose greatest common divisor is 1; relatively prime.

describes two or more integers that have no common positive factors other than 1; relatively prime

a treaty signed between countries to respect each other's sovereignty and agree not to attack one another; non-aggression treaty

to be even; to be quits; to be even-steven; to not owe each other anything

neither side willing to give way or make a concession to the other

to provide a mutual guarantee or act as guarantors for one another

to follow each other on a social media platform; abbreviation for [[互相关注|互相關注|hu4 xiang1 guan1 zhu4]]

A biological relationship where two different species live together and both benefit; specifically a relationship so close that neither can survive without the other.