to the full; to the greatest extent; fully; sufficiently

to be filled with or possess a high degree of (a quality, emotion, or abstract state)

To replenish or add to something to make up for a deficiency or to provide more detail

adequate; sufficient; abundant; in a quantity that fully meets needs

full; rich; substantial; having a sense of fulfillment or meaning in life

To serve or act as; to take on a role, identity, or position (sometimes temporarily)

To put electricity into a battery or device.

to add money to a card or account, such as a phone card, credit card, or smart card; to top up; [[储|儲|chu3]]

reusable electronic card, like a transit pass, that can be topped up repeatedly

to be full of; to flood; to congest; often used in a negative sense to describe a space filled with something undesirable

to pretend to be someone or something else in order to deceive; to pass oneself or a fake object off as genuine

To expand, enlarge, or strengthen; to augment by adding more.

abundant; ample; plentiful; more than enough

to be congested with blood; (of eyes) to become bloodshot

abundant; plentiful; copious (often describing rainfall, resources, or supply)

battery charger; a device used to put energy into a secondary cell or rechargeable battery by forcing an electric current through it

To fill up or stuff something, such as a gap, a space, or the inside of a toy

to pump air or gas into a container; to inflate

full of vigor and vitality; very energetic

to be full of; to permeate; often used for liquids or emotions

to fill a gap, hole, or empty space; to pack or pad out; used for material fillings such as dental work or packaging

at most; at best; giving the most generous estimate or evaluation

To eat something in order to relieve or satisfy hunger

Nanchong, a prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province [[四川省|四川省|si4 chuan1 sheng3]]

to substitute poor quality or fake items for high quality ones; to palm off inferior goods as superior

Material used to fill a container or space, such as cotton in a toy or bubble wrap in a package

to seize private property for public or official use; to forfeit to the state

to block one's ears and not listen; used as an idiom to describe intentionally ignoring someone's advice or showing total indifference to a situation

to be full of; to be brimming with, often describing an abundance of things or an outpouring of emotion; replete

to serve as; to hold the position of; to act as

A logic term referring to a condition that guarantees a result will occur, even if that same result could also be produced by other conditions. It is often contrasted with a [[必要条件|必要條件|bi4 yao4 tiao2 jian4]]

Nanchong, a prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province, China

Literally meaning to play the [[竽|竽|yu2]] mouth organ just to fill a seat; used to describe someone without real talent who hides among experts, or inferior goods passed off as quality products; also used as a humble expression regarding one's own abilities.

to pretend to be; to pose as something or someone else; to act a part for deception

To seek to impress others by feigning abilities or wealth beyond one's actual means; literally to slap one's own face until it is swollen to look like a fat man (who was traditionally seen as wealthy or imposing).

to fill up; to cram; to take up all the space in a location

To fill a quota or count by using people or things that do not necessarily meet the standard or requirements; to serve as a stopgap.

a loosely organized type of connective tissue found in embryos

Wang Chong (27–97), a rationalist and critical philosopher of the Eastern Han dynasty known for his work [[论衡|論衡|lun4 heng2]]

to banish a criminal to a remote border area to perform military or hard labor; a form of punishment in ancient China

(idiom) lit. to draw a cake to satisfy hunger; to console oneself with fantasies or unrealistic dreams

a substance used to increase the volume or weight of a product; filler

Literally meaning enough books to make the pack-ox sweat and to fill a building to the rafters; used to describe an immense number of books or a massive library.

to pretend to be clueless; to deliberately act as if one is confused or does not understand the situation

To stuff or plug the ears; often used metaphorically to mean refusing to listen

a medical condition where there is excess blood in the brain, often caused by overexertion or disease; symptoms include a flushed face, dizziness, and headache; also used to refer to a stroke

to serve as a temporary substitute or makeshift replacement

to use something as a substitute; to provide something in payment or to compensate for a debt or obligation

an item added to something else to complete, improve, or supplement it (such as a dietary supplement or a complementary product)