to achieve an expected or desired result; to accomplish

function; capability; effectiveness

martial arts; Chinese boxing; specialized skill in fighting

efficacy; effect; functional result

martial arts; fighting skills and techniques

the rate at which work is done or energy is transferred, measured in watts

attained skill; craftsmanship; competence or depth of one's training

the quality of having multiple functions

homework; schoolwork; student assignments

contribution; meritorious service; credit for an achievement

the ratio of successful attempts to the total number of attempts; probability of success

To spend a significant amount of time and energy to achieve a goal or complete a task; to work hard at something.

someone who has rendered outstanding service to a country, people, or cause; a meritorious person or official

Martial arts or [[气功|氣功|qi4 gong1]] exercises designed to strengthen the internal organs and cultivate vital energy

miraculous skill; amazing powers or an incredible feat

designed for or relating to utility rather than decoration; having a functional purpose

To attribute success or credit to someone or something.

Falun Gong; a Chinese spiritual movement founded in 1992, often translated as "Wheel of Law Practice"; combines meditation and qigong exercises with a moral philosophy

one's foundation or training in the basic skills and knowledge of a craft, art, or field of study; fundamentals

to render meritorious service; to make worthy contributions; one of the Three Imperishables [[三不朽|三不朽|san1 bu4 xiu3]] in Confucianism

utility; material gain; efficacy and interest

to perform meritorious service; to have achievements or contributions to one's credit

a person who has achieved success or a goal; winner

A person's achievements, great deeds, and moral character.

basic training, fundamentals, or essential techniques required for a particular job or craft

To practice a skill or martial art; to train for physical arts like dance, acrobatics, or kung fu.

meritorious deeds or significant contributions, especially those made for the benefit of the state or society

seeking instant benefit or fast returns; shortsighted and greedy for immediate success and profit

the consumption or loss of electrical power; specifically the difference between input and output power in a device

to have no achievements, credit, or results

to apply oneself to study or to make great effort in learning

A traditional Chinese system of deep breathing, movement, and meditation used to cultivate vital energy [[气|氣|qi4]], promote health, and heal disease.

merits and achievements; a contribution or feat of significant value

(idiom) one's contributions cannot be ignored; having performed a great service that cannot be left unrecognized

to achieve great results with very little effort; efficient

To celebrate a victory, a successful achievement, or a heroic deed; to honor someone for their meritorious service.

function; use; the effect or utility that a thing can exert

supernatural power; exceptional abilities or skills that differ from those of ordinary people, such as extrasensory perception or qigong mastery

great merit; extraordinary service or achievement

meritorious military service; a feat of arms achieved during battle

To establish merit; to do something noteworthy or complete a great work.

to be successfully completed; used when a major project, great undertaking, or difficult task is crowned with success

(idiom) all that has been achieved goes down the drain; all previous work being undone

meritorious deeds and the resulting public reputation

to build merit and establish a career; to make great contributions and accomplish great goals

Koxinga (1624-1662), the Ming loyalist military leader who defeated the Dutch to establish Taiwan as a base for the resistance; also known by his honorific [[国姓爷|國姓爺|guo2 xing4 ye2]]

achievements made on the battlefield; by extension, significant hard work and great contributions made in one's career

great achievements and glorious contributions; a major accomplishment

Useless work; unproductive labor; a waste of effort.