A standard quantity used for measuring things, such as distance, weight, or time

simple or uncomplicated in structure or head; easy to understand, process, or use

list of names; roster; roll

by oneself; on one's own; solely; individually

simple; uncomplicated; not complex (referring to situations, plots, or nature)

unmarried or single person; often refers to someone of marriageable age who is currently without a spouse or family

single; unitary; sole; consisting of only one kind or type

lonely; all alone; lacking companionship or support

A lesson or chapter in a textbook or course of study

an order form or contract for purchasing goods

a list of items or a statement of account that details each specific entry

(state-run) institution; public service organization supported by the state, such as public schools, hospitals, or research institutes

list of items; bill; form; slip of paper

An itemized list showing money owed for goods or services.

list of available dishes and prices in a restaurant; bill of fare

individual word, such as vocabulary items being studied or listed in a dictionary

bed sheet; a piece of cloth spread on a mattress

a sports match between two individuals, such as in tennis or table tennis

leaflet; flier; handbill; a single-page advertisement or notice distributed to the public

women's singles event in sports such as tennis, badminton, or table tennis

the price of a single unit of a product or service

men's singles; a match where two male players compete against each other in sports like tennis, badminton, or table tennis

to pay a bill after eating at a restaurant; more generally to pay for any expense

bicycle; bike. This term is common in southern China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, and is used more generally across mainland China to refer to shared bikes.

a single item or an individual event, such as in a sports competition

monotonous; dull; drab; boring; repetitive and lacking variety

Used to limit the scope of an action or object to a very narrow range; only; merely; just; solely; alone

Single side or party in a situation or dispute

bachelor; a man who is single or does not live with a wife

remarkable; marvelous; more than meets the eye

a single direction

A certificate or contract of insurance, showing the rights and obligations of the insurer and the insured; short for [[保险单|保險單|bao3 xian3 dan1]].

(of computer games) designed to be played alone or offline, rather than over a network

A list of people, organizations, or products that are suspected of wrongdoing or have committed violations and are subject to punishment, exclusion, or surveillance.

thin and insufficient to keep one warm, specifically referring to clothing or bedding

a simple molecule that can combine with others to form a polymer; the basic unit of a larger structure

very simple or plain in nature

the amount of a crop produced on a specific amount of land, such as a single season's or year's harvest

to work on one's own without partners; to do something single-handedly

a single person; designed or intended for use by one person (such as a room or bed)

(computing) to click or single-click; to press and release a mouse button once while the cursor is over an item

A document recording a student's grades, such as a school report or transcript

Used as an adverb to indicate that someone or something is not the sole case; not only.

documents used as evidence for transactions, including receipts, invoices, vouchers, and bills of lading

A single day; within the span of one day

Xidan neighborhood of central Beijing

A traditional Chinese weapon with a short handle and a long, wide blade

Describes a family or situation where children are raised by only one parent; often used before a noun like [[家庭|家庭|jia1 ting2]] or [[子女|子女|zi3 nu:3]]

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