to alter or adjust a plan, design, or physical object

to decorate, renovate, or fit up a building or interior space

the routine servicing and upkeep of equipment or machinery to ensure it functions correctly

to restore to an original state or renovate (buildings, artifacts, or relationships)

to build or construct structures such as buildings, roads, or bridges

to revise or amend a text

to repair something broken or restore it to working order

nun or sister (of the Roman Catholic or Greek Orthodox churches)

to cultivate one's moral character

to restore something damaged, worn, or broken to good condition

to revise; to amend; to rectify

to practice religious austerities or asceticism, especially in a Taoist context, to achieve spiritual transcendence or immortality

a state of refined character, good breeding, or mastery in a specific field

to mend; to repair

A building or complex inhabited by a community of monks or nuns living under religious vows.

to inspect, maintain, and repair machinery, equipment, or vehicles to ensure they are in good working order

to perform urgent or emergency repairs, often to restore service or functionality

to decorate, adorn, or beautify one's appearance or an object

to undertake advanced studies or take a refresher course to improve professional or academic skills

to devote oneself to spiritual development, particularly within Buddhist or Daoist traditions

a formal change or addition to a law, contract, or constitution

to repair a bike or car

a guarantee or the status of being covered by a repair agreement for a specified period

long and thin, especially in describing a person's physique or limbs

a member of a religious order, especially a Catholic brother who has taken vows but is not ordained as a priest

to practice Taoism or cultivate the true self through spiritual exercises

to repair or restore a building or structure to a good condition

to repair a road

to cut back branches or parts of a plant to improve growth or appearance

to refurbish, refit, or rebuild a building, facility, or large-scale infrastructure

Soviet revisionism (abbreviation for [[苏联|蘇聯|Su1 lian2]][[修正主义|修正主義|xiu1 zheng4 zhu3 yi4]])

to spruce up; to renovate; to tend (a garden); to groom (one's hair); to finish (a rough surface); to trim (a lawn); to touch up (a photo)

to build; to construct (infrastructure or fortifications)

required course; compulsory course

(education) to major in; major

to enroll in or take a course as an elective

a person whose job is to repair things; a mechanic or repair worker

to succeed in attaining a goal, skill, or spiritual state through long-term effort or cultivation.

elective course; optional course

to reconstruct, repair, or revamp a building or structure

to engage in intensive further training or specialized education, typically for professional development

mandatory or required, specifically describing an academic course or subject within a curriculum

to rebuild or renovate a structure such as a house or road

to study independently or engage in private study without direct instruction

to practice Daoism