to estimate, reckon, or calculate; to think that something is likely based on evidence or judgment

to evaluate; to assess; to appraise

to underestimate or underrate someone or something; to value something lower than its true worth

to calculate roughly; to make an assessment or evaluation

to estimate the price or value of something; to evaluate or assess the importance of a person or thing

to estimate, forecast, or predict in advance

to overestimate or overrate; to value something or someone too highly

To estimate, assess, or appraise the value, size, or extent of something

too great to be calculated; incalculable; beyond measure

to reckon or guess; to make a rough estimate or deduction

to estimate, appraise, or reckon; to make a calculation based on a prediction

to estimate the yield (usually of crops) or to appraise the value of property or assets

A list of estimated costs for goods, labor, or services prepared for a customer.

to perform a rough calculation or estimation; at a rough estimate

to calculate or estimate based on known information; to project

Secondhand clothes or cheap, poorly made ready-made clothes; often sold at a discount.

a list of estimated costs for goods or labor

(bound form) name of a deity or supernatural figure in ancient folklore

valuation; estimation; the act of assessing the value of something

(colloquial) to estimate the total quantity or price of a pile of goods instead of measuring individual items

to assess or estimate the value of something; an assessment

(literary) a merchant or traveling trader

Tax levied on the sale of goods; specifically used in historical contexts to describe commercial taxes.

An official who evaluates property or income to determine the amount of tax to be paid

A shop that sells used clothing.

the average number of years a person or thing is expected to live or last

maximum likelihood estimation; a method of estimating the parameters of a statistical model given observations

to make an initial or preliminary estimate

(Taiwan colloquial) to doze off or nod off; phonetic loan from Taiwanese Hokkien

(colloquial) to take advantage of; to exploit someone

According to current estimates or calculations.

to weigh every detail and be overly concerned with petty gains; to be stingy or calculating

to calculate and estimate

evaluation of the potential environmental consequences of a proposed project or development; often abbreviated as [[环评|環評|huan2 ping2]]

to make a rough estimate or calculation

to make a rough calculation; a rough or approximate estimate

evaluation and estimation of the value of business or corporate assets, typically performed by professional agencies using standardized legal procedures and monetary scales

to re-evaluate; re-estimate; re-calculate

impossible to calculate or estimate; immeasurable

Calculation or estimation of the level of risk involved in a situation