by all means; absolutely; used to emphasize a request or command, often followed by [[要|要|yao4]] or [[别|別|bie2]]

the number 1000

a number indicating several thousands; thousands of

unit of electric power equal to 1,000 [[瓦|瓦|wa3]]

innumerable; countless; by the thousands and tens of thousands

by hook or by crook; to use every conceivable strategy or method to achieve a goal

a thousand years; a millennium

kilogram; unit of mass equal to 1000 grams

the number 2,000

(idiom) absolutely true; solid and beyond any doubt

A unit of energy used to measure electricity consumption, equivalent to one kilowatt of power sustained for one hour; commonly called [[度|度|du4]]

unit of length equal to 1,000 meters

a thousand pieces of gold; a vast amount of money or riches; a great sum

Throughout the ages; for all eternity; existing since a long time ago.

a unit of voltage equal to 1,000 [[伏特|伏特|fu2 te4]]

thousands of households; every family or home; a great many people

hundreds or thousands of; a very large number

numbered by the thousands; used to describe a very large number of something

(idiom) extremely rare; once in a thousand years. Describes an opportunity that is very difficult to come by, usually referring to a positive event. See also [[百年不遇|百年不遇|bai3 nian2 bu4 yu4]].

a seat hung from a frame or branch by ropes or chains for playing or exercise

a thousand years; a very long time

innumerable trials and tribulations; after a great deal of effort or suffering

a horse that can run a thousand miles a day; a winged steed

thousands upon thousands of men and horses; describes a powerful army or a scene of great momentum and impressive display of manpower

To be deeply moved by all sorts of feelings and sighs; overwhelmed with deep emotion.

An artificial lake in Zhejiang province, also known as the [[新安江水库|新安江水庫|xin1 an1 jiang1 shui3 ku4]], created by a hydroelectric project in 1959; it is famous for its crystal clear water and having over a thousand islands.

a thousand articles follow the same rule; stereotyped and repetitive without any change or variety

(idiom) coming from a great distance; describing a very long journey

to be in a state of constant flux; undergoing countless changes or endless permutations

Describes extremely complex and close relationships that are difficult to disentangle; countless ties or links.

Describes having a great deal to say or speaking at great length; thousands and thousands of words.

a period of one thousand years, often used in reference to the turn of the millennium

(idiom) to vary greatly; to differ in thousands of ways; to be manifold and diverse

(Buddhism) the cosmos consisting of one billion worlds

To play on a swing by sitting or standing on it and moving back and forth.

(idiom) to display a great variety of forms; to come in many different shapes or postures.

ten thousand crags and torrents; used to describe a long and difficult road or the trials and tribulations encountered while traveling across many mountains and rivers

(idiom) to drop a thousand zhang in one fall; describes a sudden, devastating decline in status, reputation, business, or mood

reaching a thousand; more than a thousand; thousands (of)

heavily damaged or scarred; in a disastrous state, often used to describe a place or situation riddled with problems and defects

a long and difficult trek over a great distance; describes the numerous mountains and rivers that separate people or make travel hard

to call out again and again; to urge or invite many times

Describes many different kinds of strange or weird things; fantastic oddities of every description.

Each has their own strong points, unique characteristics, or long-term value

Zhang Daqian (1899–1983), an internationally renowned Chinese painter known for his landscapes and innovative splashed-ink style.

a thousand pounds hanging by a single hair; used to describe a situation that is extremely critical or perilous

(idiom) literally staking a thousand pieces of gold on a single throw; to squander money or spend profligately; to live extravagantly

Chiba, a Japanese surname and place name

innumerable; untold numbers; myriads