to catch or seize hold of; to grip; to grasp

to remember; to bear in mind; to learn by heart; to keep firmly in one's memory

housing; lodging; accommodation; building used for living in

dwelling; abode; house

to stop whatever one is doing with one's hands; to desist from an action

Used after a verb to indicate that an action cannot be performed firmly or securely, or that something cannot be held back or controlled

to live; to reside; to dwell in a place for a period of time

To be unable to help doing something; to be unable to bear or endure something.

to stay in a hospital for medical treatment

To stop moving or walking; to halt.

To preserve, keep, or hold on to something so that it is not lost; to save.

a place where one lives or stays; dwelling; lodging; quarters

to stop talking; often used as a command to tell someone to be quiet or to hold their tongue; can also refer to stopping chewing

to block; to obstruct; to hinder or get in the way of something

to jam, clog, or become stuck; to be wedged in

household; resident; inhabitant; a person or family living in a certain place

lodging; a place to stay (e.g., in a hotel or dormitory)

to stop or bar the way; to block someone or something from passing

to come to a halt; to stop in the middle of an activity; also used as a command meaning "stop it" or "hold on"

Place where one lives or stays; dwelling; habitation; lodging.

To become stable or steady

to stop talking; often used as an impolite command to tell someone to be quiet

the physical location or mailing address of a person, organization, or group

to block or stop up a hole, road, or passage; to seal off

to hold tight; to grip; to grasp firmly

To keep or hold onto something, such as a person, a job, or a memory, so that it does not leave or disappear

to strongly attract, captivate, or enchant; to be infatuated with or obsessed by someone or something

to cover up, block, or shade something from view

to support or stabilize something, often using a pillar or pole

cannot stop or prevent something or someone from advancing; unable to resist or hold back

To hinder or delay progress; to tie down or stall an opponent or a process for time

to be unable to refrain from doing something; to lose control of one's emotions or reactions

to keep a close eye on someone or something; to stare at or follow someone's movements; to mark a player in sports.

to withstand; to stand up to; to hold out against

to wrap something tightly or become entangled or entwined

to surround; to enclose; to gird

to catch; to seize; to grapple with or hold onto

A self-contained residential area or neighborhood, usually gated and managed by a specific company, with its own services and facilities; often abbreviated as [[小区|小區|xiao3 qu1]]

to cover something with one's hands, typically to block the mouth, nose, or ears

to obstruct; to block someone's way; to stop short

To come to a stop; to halt or cease moving.

residential district; housing development; neighborhood where people live rather than work or shop

To apply downward pressure and hold something in place

to stop; to halt; to bring to a stop

to live or stay in a place for a short period of time

To press or crush down on something using weight; to hold something in place with an object.

To be unable to stop, suppress, or hold back; often used for involuntary actions like crying or laughing.

to seal or close an opening tightly

A polite expression used to apologize, excuse oneself, or ask for pardon.