a job or position held in addition to a primary occupation; a concurrent post

to annex territory or states, often through force or historical expansion

to handle two or more responsibilities at the same time; to balance (career and family, or work and studies etc)

holding a part-time or visiting position in an academic setting

to possess both; to have simultaneously

(idiom) possessing both integrity and talent

excelling in both character/morals and academic studies

an overall plan taking into account all factors

to engage in a secondary business or supplementary way of making a living alongside a main occupation

to obtain two things at the same time; to possess both simultaneously.

to travel at double speed or make all haste

to use both mild persuasion and forceful pressure or threats simultaneously or alternately to achieve an objective

to have both at the same time

to combine or possess two or more qualities, features, or functions simultaneously

to combine or simultaneously possess multiple qualities, characteristics, or functions

incorporating diverse things or ideas; all-embracing and inclusive

To travel day and night without stopping.

The principle of universal love advocated by Mozi, emphasizing that people should care for everyone equally.

to encompass or include various elements, ideologies, or perspectives; comprehensive and tolerant of diversity

using several methods or approaches simultaneously

to adequately take into account both public and private interests

to hold several teaching positions at different institutions simultaneously

excelling in multiple areas simultaneously, most commonly used in the context of character and academic performance

to hold a second job in addition to one's main job

possessing talent in both military and civil fields (idiom)

to work for the common good beyond one's own interests

to employ both kindness and severity

listen to both sides and you will be enlightened; heed only one side and you will remain ignorant

mutually compatible

to hold two or more positions or jobs simultaneously

to make everyone's lives better; to benefit the whole world

one cannot have two desirable things at the same time; a choice must be made between mutually exclusive options (idiom, from Mencius)

to manage or treat multiple aspects or root and branch causes simultaneously

mergers and acquisitions (M&A)

to contain or hold two or more things or qualities simultaneously

(of a person) possessing both inner and outer beauty