to be a good fit; to match; to be compatible, especially in technical contexts like electronics or design

The Olympics; Olympic; abbreviation for [[奥林匹克运动会|奧林匹克運動會|ao4 lin2 pi3 ke4 yun4 dong4 hui4]]

aspirin, a common medication used to relieve pain, reduce fever, and treat inflammation; phonetic loanword from English

horses in general; horses as a collective term

Literally "a single spear and a single horse"; used to describe fighting alone or acting independently without any help from others.

to match; to be equal to or rival someone or something else in status or power

cloth or fabrics in general; piece goods

The international sporting event held every four years; also referred to as the Olympics

An ordinary person; a commoner; everyman

Olympia, a sanctuary in ancient Greece and site of the first Olympic Games

The city of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, United States; a major inland port and former center of the steel industry.

the stadium where Olympic games are held

official governing body or organization responsible for managing Olympic sporting activities and participation

Everyone has a responsibility toward their country; even the most ordinary person is responsible for the rise and fall of the nation

reckless courage or foolhardiness; bravery that lacks strategy or wisdom and relies solely on physical brute force

The formal organization responsible for overseeing the planning and development of the Olympic Games.

be unrivaled or matchless throughout the entire world; peerless

ordinary people; commoners; the general population

to go into battle alone; to fight single-handedly

(literary) a peer or an equal; a match

the Winter Olympic Games, a major international multi-sport event held once every four years for sports practiced on ice and snow

Winter Paralympic Games, the international multi-sport event for athletes with physical disabilities

a match; a person or thing that is equal to another in status or quality

A spouse, partner, or worthy match.

a married couple; a pair consisting of a husband and wife

(loanword) a pick used for playing a guitar or other stringed instrument

(loanword) pickleball

piece goods; cloth or fabric for making clothes

an analgesic and antipyretic drug used to reduce fever and relieve pain

(literary) an unrolled bolt of white silk; also used as a metaphor for things that are long, white, and flowing, such as a waterfall or a river

a married couple

pizza (variant form)

(idiom) single-handedly; all by oneself

The prosperity or decline of the nation is the responsibility of every citizen; everyone bears a personal duty to care for the fate of their country.

International Olympic Committee; the organization established in 1894 to manage and promote the Olympic Games

the premier world championship mathematics competition for high school students

Summer Olympic Games, a major international multi-sport event held every four years

The prosperity and ruin of the nation is the responsibility of every individual; everyone bears a duty to their country.

beasts of burden or domestic animals used for work or transportation

Olympiad or Olympic competition, especially referring to high-level academic subject competitions for students

The highest mountain in Greece, known in mythology as the home of the Greek gods.

(dialect) A vulgar profanity used to express anger or frustration; famously associated with the Ningbo dialect.

international multi-sport event for athletes with disabilities

(literary) without equal; incomparable; matchless; without peer

without a rival; peerless; unsurpassed; there is no one who can match or compete with it

An international multi-sport event for athletes with disabilities, held shortly after every Olympic Games.

international multi-sport event for athletes with physical or intellectual disabilities