activity; event; maneuver; campaign; action taken to achieve a goal

to act or carry out an activity for a specific purpose

sports; athletics; physical exercise

to work; to perform physical or mental labor to produce wealth or benefits; manual labor

to give impetus to; to drive or advance a cause, process, or development

movement; motion; action; physical activity

to take the initiative; to act of one's own accord; on one's own initiative

animal; living creature that can move and has senses

to be emotionally touched or affected by something external

To start a machine or engine; to switch on or set in motion.

To move or shift position

The motivation or impetus that pushes a person or a project forward; dynamic force

happening by itself without human intervention or external force

to be stirred or agitated; feeling strong emotions such as excitement, indignation, or sorrow

To start or turn on a machine or engine

To cause a related part to move by one's own motion; to drive or power a mechanism

athlete; player; sports professional who participates in training and competition

To set about a task; to begin an action or project.

The state of an object in motion or being active; a dynamic state or movement

to fluctuate; to undulate; to rise and fall like a wave, such as in prices or emotions

to move as a liquid or gas, such as a stream or a current of air; to circulate

motive; motivation; intention

machine that converts energy (such as heat, wind, or electricity) into mechanical motion; motor

labor force; workforce; manpower

to act in such a way as to have an effect on another; to engage with one another

To act on a sudden urge or be impetuous; to be too excited to exercise rational control.

To organize and prepare people or resources for war, emergency situations, or specific collective actions; to call to arms or arouse people to participate in an activity.

a change, fluctuation, or shift; a reorganization or reshuffle of personnel or plans

To transfer or move personnel or resources to a different post or location; movement of personnel.

any vehicle powered by an internal combustion engine or motor, such as a car or motorcycle

A blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to all parts of the body.

passive; reacting to external forces or pressure rather than taking initiative; opposite of [[主动|主動|zhu3 dong4]]

The quality of moving or changing frequently; fluidity or fluctuation, especially regarding a workforce or population

animation; animated film or cartoon

worker; laborer; someone who works to earn a living, especially a manual laborer

vivid; lively; full of life and energy

movement; action; activity; deportment

powered by electricity; utilizing electrical energy to drive machinery or devices

the beating of the heart; heart rate

opposing political or social progress; acting against a revolutionary trend

to drive or propel by applying force; to make a machine or vehicle start moving

to start out on a trip or begin a collective action; to go into action

sports competition; games or an athletic meet

moving; touching; deeply affecting one's emotions

To touch or move someone emotionally through words or actions; to arouse sympathy or pity

sound of movement; noise of activity; a detectable sound

the process of using machines and control systems to perform tasks previously done by humans; robotization

to utilize, draw on, or employ, especially when referring to restricted resources such as troops, funds, or equipment

to shake, vibrate, or quiver due to physical force