to believe something to be true; to be convinced of; to accept as true

(computing, information theory etc.) information; data; signals. In Taiwan, [[资讯|資訊|zi1 xun4]] is more commonly used for this sense

to trust; to have confidence in someone and be willing to entrust them with tasks or responsibilities

in telecommunications, an electrical current, voltage, or radio wave that carries information

hard to believe; difficult to believe; incredible

confidence; faith; belief in one's ability to achieve a goal or in the success of something

The transmission of information using electrical, radio, or optical signals, such as telephone, telegraph, or fax; telecom

a firm belief or conviction held as a guide for one's conduct

to send or receive information such as voice, text, or images through electrical or optical signals

to be self-confident; to have confidence in oneself

To be completely convinced or positive about something; to have no doubt

The quality of being reliable or keeping one's word; honesty in fulfilling promises

A plastic card issued by a bank or financial institution that allows the holder to purchase goods or services on credit.

To apply computer, communication, and network technology to transform a society or industry into the information age; information-based.

financial credit activities including deposits and loans; general credit

firm belief; deep conviction

To write a letter; to engage in correspondence.

prestige or credit based on trustworthiness; a track record of keeping one's word

to believe firmly or without any doubt

technology related to the acquisition and processing of information, such as sensors, communications, computers, and control systems; often abbreviated as IT

to place something in the care of someone one trusts; to commission a trusted person to handle a matter

to report circumstances or appeal for redress to authorities by letter or in person

A letter that has been received or delivered.

envelope; a paper sleeve or cover for a letter

to trust and rely on someone or something; to have faith in; to count on

letters; mail; pieces of correspondence

mailbox; letter box; post office box

a message delivered by word of mouth

trustworthy; reliable; credible

A system involving computers, software, hardware, and telecommunications used to manage data

A person who adheres to a particular religion (e.g., a Buddhist or Taoist)

credit union; credit cooperative; a financial organization formed by members to provide loans and other services at reasonable rates

blind or irrational belief often in the supernatural or in magic; misconception resulting from ignorance or fear

A stiff paper card used for writing and mailing without an envelope; also called [[邮片|郵片|you2 pian4]].

A government department of the People's Republic of China, which merged into the [[工业和信息化部|工業和信息化部|gong1 ye4 he2 xin4 xi1 hua4 bu4]] in 2008.

confidence in one's own abilities or value; an attitude of self-assurance

To write a letter in reply; to write back.

Hisense; a major Chinese multinational white goods and electronics manufacturer

a computer or telecommunications network used for sharing and retrieving information

To trust and follow with admiration; to be convinced by something or someone

prestige; reputation and trust; the credit one has in the eyes of others

letter; written message; epistle

to faithfully abide by or keep something, such as a promise, agreement, or contract

To have faith in and pay respect to a deity, religion, or spiritual power

letter of recommendation

to believe firmly; to be deeply convinced

letter or piece of correspondence; includes traditional mail and digital messages like email

The systematic collection, storage, and distribution of information within an organization.

The amount of information or degree of new knowledge contained in a message; information volume.