every; any; all; whatever. Used to refer to everything within a certain range, often paired with [[都|都|dou1]] or [[总|總|zong3]].

common; mediocre; unremarkable; commonplace

every matter; all things; whatever happens

outstanding; uncommon; out of the ordinary; usually describing someone or something exceptionally good or talented

an ordinary or common person; a mortal living in the secular world as distinguished from a deity or spirit

extraordinary; out of the ordinary; remarkable; exceptional; showing a quality that is not common or mediocre

Ivan; Russian male given name

extraordinary; marvelous; outstanding; remarkable

in every case where certain conditions are met, meaning "so long as" or "as long as"; often used to introduce a condition that applies universally within a specific context

to rise above common or secular matters; to be detached from worldly concerns

to consider oneself extraordinary; to think very highly of oneself; arrogant or self-conceited

(idiom) lit. not a common chord; out of the ordinary; brilliant; extremely impressive. Used to describe people or things that are exceptional and stand out from the crowd.

in general; for the most part; generally speaking. This word is typically used at the start of a sentence and often appears with words like [[总|總|zong3]] or [[都|都|dou1]]

(of gods or immortals) to descend from heaven to the human world

the human world as opposed to the supernatural or divine world

extraordinary and refined; beyond the commonplace; describes someone whose character, insights, or abilities are superior to those of ordinary people

(loanword) Vaseline; petroleum jelly; a semi-solid mixture of hydrocarbons used in ointments, cosmetics, and as a lubricant

A city in northern France famous for its palace and gardens; the location where several major treaties were signed.

(bound form) ordinary music, sounds, or tones

every; any; all; used to indicate that what follows applies to all members of a group.

the mundane or earthly world; often used in religious or literary contexts to distinguish the human realm from the spiritual world

Out of the ordinary; unique or remarkably outstanding.

common people; ordinary folk; the masses

Nasreddin Effendi, a legendary figure in Uyghur and broader Muslim folklore known for his wit, humor, and wisdom.

common person; ordinary guy; a mortal man

ordinary or commonplace; lacking in distinction or elegance

Used to introduce a list or category, meaning every one of them or such things as; equivalent to [[凡是|凡是|fan2 shi4]].

Possessing extraordinary skill or mastery, especially in martial arts or physical techniques; highly skilled.

The royal château in Versailles, France; the residence of French kings from the time of Louis XIV until the French Revolution.

Avatar (the movie by James Cameron)

(bound form) worldly desires or thoughts of the mundane world, often describing a monk or nun's longing for secular life; desires of the flesh

to long for the mortal world or a secular life; used of a mythological deity wishing to live among humans or a monk or nun wishing to return to secular life

(bound form) a device for controlling the flow of liquid or gas; loanword from English "valve"

Versace; the Italian luxury fashion company, used primarily in Taiwan

Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890), Dutch post-Impressionist painter

Introductory notes at the beginning of a book (especially a textbook or reference book) that explain its contents, purpose, and editing conventions.

To transcend worldliness and attain a state of holiness or immortality

countless; so numerous that one cannot tell how many there are

Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), world-renowned Spanish author best known for the novel [[唐吉诃德|唐吉訶德|tang2 ji2 he1 de2]]

an ordinary person with limited vision or ability; used to describe someone who is vulgar, stupid, or lacks spiritual insight

Possessing an impressive appearance or manner that is superior to that of an average person; to have a striking or dignified presence

the present world; the human world as distinguished from the world of gods or immortals

Stephanopoulos; often used for George Stephanopoulos, former advisor to Bill Clinton

Firestone Tire and Rubber Company

To have an extraordinary appearance or a commanding presence; used to describe someone who looks exceptionally handsome or impressive.

(literary) the physical body of an ordinary person; someone who is mediocre and heir to all mortal desires

commonplace or mediocre piece of work, often used in contrast to a masterpiece

an ordinary or mediocre person with no special talents or qualities

A type of plain-woven woolen fabric that is thin, stiff, and smooth