Not just; not the only one; indicates that something exceeds a certain quantity or range.

only; merely; barely; used for emphasis to show that a number, amount, or range is limited, similar to [[只|只|zhi3]]

not only; not just; more than simply

ranking behind only something else; next to in rank or degree

not only that; moreover; additionally

(idiom) only one of its kind; unique and extremely rare

extremely rare; seldom seen; to have seen something only once

only; merely; nothing more than

only just enough to meet a requirement; only enough; just enough

literally the only large fruit remaining; refers to a unique survivor or one of the very few precious things or people that still remain from a previous era

To barely escape with one's life; used to describe a situation where someone (often a commander) is the sole survivor or one of very few to escape being killed or captured while their entire group is lost.

to be no more than; to only be; to just be

provided or intended solely for use as a reference

to be provided or used solely for a specific purpose or person

Provided for information purposes only; not to be taken as a final decision or a binding rule

only for a specific situation; barely enough for; same as [[只可|只可|zhi3 ke3]]

(literary) very small space; room barely large enough to turn a horse around. This idiom originally described the modest home of the upright Song official Li Hang, and is now used to praise an official who is honest and does not seek vanity.

to have only; there are only

just this and nothing more

Used in logic and mathematics to indicate that two statements are equivalent; when and only when