to prepare; to get ready; to arrange or plan in advance

standard; criterion; norm used as a basis for comparison or judgment

to approve, ratify, or sanction; specifically used when a superior or higher authority agrees to a request, opinion, or suggestion from a subordinate

accurate; exact; precise; completely consistent with the standard or the actual facts

not to allow; to prohibit

standard; criterion; a principle or rule that should be followed

to be ready; to be well prepared

to take aim at a target; to adjust the position of a firearm, cannon, or bow to line up with a target

punctual; on schedule; following a strictly appointed or agreed-upon time

A basic standard, criterion, or benchmark used for comparison or evaluation.

A level of quality or achievement; a standard that has been reached. Same as [[水平|水平|shui3 ping2]].

not sure; perhaps; possibly

To standardize or the process of establishing and implementing uniform technical or quality standards

to review and then officially approve; to investigate and ratify; commonly used in formal documents

to aim at or point accurately at a target

accuracy; precision; exactness

a standard or specification that is higher than average; stringent; of a high quality or specification

To obtain permission; to be granted approval; to be authorized.

to allow, grant, or permit someone to do something; to agree to a request

preparatory funds; bank reserves kept to ensure the ability to handle withdrawals or meet sudden financial demands for cash

Official document issued to a candidate that grants permission to enter an examination venue

(colloquial) certainty; a definite result, plan, or standard

To identify or recognize something with complete accuracy

standard deviation; a measure of how spread out numbers are in a set of data

Preparedness in one's mind for what might happen, especially for potential difficulties or negative outcomes; often used synonymously with [[心理准备|心理準備|xin1 li3 zhun3 bei4]].

to adjust or verify a machine or instrument to ensure its accuracy

brigadier general; commodore; a military rank above colonel and below major general

to grant; to approve; to permit; used primarily in official documents or formal contexts

the degree to which something matches a standard or correct fact; degree of accuracy or precision

Official guidelines and criteria for curriculum, teaching, and assessment in primary and secondary education; often abbreviated as [[课标|課標|ke4 biao1]].

the accuracy of a musical pitch; intonation

a standard or yardstick for measuring things; a ground rule for behavior or action

The uniform official time observed within a specific time zone, country, or region, typically based on a central meridian or the time zone of the capital city.

exercises or movements done to prepare the body for physical activity; warming-up exercise

The small projection at the end of a firearm barrel used for aiming.

A military rank below a [[少尉|少尉|shao4 wei4]] and above a [[上士|上士|shang4 shi4]]

To assure or ensure that something will happen

perhaps; possibly; it's possible that

The average amount and quality of goods and services consumed by a group or individual, including factors like income, healthcare, and education; also written as [[生活水平|生活水平|sheng1 huo2 shui3 ping2]] or [[生活程度|生活程度|sheng1 huo2 cheng2 du4]].

(colloquial) accuracy or reliability

certainly; definitely; surely; colloquial term expressing certainty that something will happen

A large sedimentary basin in northern Xinjiang, also known as the Zungarian Basin

A front-facing, bust-length photo of a person taken without a hat, usually for identification cards or official documents.

accurate and without any mistakes; precise

the Dzungar people, a branch of the Oirat Mongols

to allow entry into a specific market, industry, or field; admittance

A component or part manufactured according to unified national or industrial standards; standardized item

Applicable anywhere and in any situation; valid everywhere.

standards issued by a government ministry or department