unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter

Island and province of Indonesia

to sort out and make clear; to clarify facts, meanings, or boundaries

A unit of length equal to one-thousandth of a meter; also used to measure rainfall. Same as [[毫米|毫米|hao2 mi3]].

(literary) to organize and settle; to collate and stipulate rules or regulations

the least bit; an extremely small amount

Bali, an island province of Indonesia

a unit of volume equal to one-millionth of a cubic meter; also known as [[立方公分|立方公分|li4 fang1 gong1 fen1]]

A form of internal tariff or provincial transit duty in late Imperial China, originally a tax of one-thousandth levied on goods in transit

(bound form) a very small amount; a tiny bit; equivalent to [[分毫|分毫|fen1 hao2]]

(literary) to correct, revise, or rectify; often used as a polite request for someone to critique or edit one's own writing or artwork

not to deviate an iota; without the slightest error; just right

A tiny mistake at the beginning results in a massive discrepancy in the end.

centiliter; a unit of volume equal to one-hundredth of a liter

to revise and reform; to correct or adjust a system or set of rules

to analyze or dissect in detail; to examine minutely

to organize, revise, and finalize (such as a manuscript, an old calendar, or a policy)

To reorganize and reform; to improve a system by correcting its faults.

(idiom) a minor discrepancy leading to enormous losses; for the want of a nail the shoe was lost

a minor discrepancy leading to enormous losses; a small error at the start can result in a wide divergence at the end

a tiny lapse can lead to a huge error or discrepancy; small mistakes at the beginning result in huge losses later on

Bali island and province in Indonesia; this specific transliteration is primarily used in Singapore and Malaysia

(literary) used to describe the appearance of a mountain that is towering and steep

the slightest initial error or difference will lead to a massive discrepancy in the final result

a small error in the beginning can lead to a massive failure or discrepancy in the result; emphasizes that even the slightest detail requires precision; a miss is as good as a mile

Traditional Chinese unit of length equal to 1/3 millimeter or 0.1 [[市分|市分|shi4 fen1]]

absurd; illogical; without rhyme or reason; (of humor) random or nonsensical

To break down and analyze something to the smallest detail; to be extremely thorough and penetrating in analysis

(Hong Kong) (loanword) soufflé

soufflé (loanword)

Qin Guli (c. 470–400 BC), a student of the philosopher [[墨子|墨子|mo4 zi3]] during the Warring States period; he originally studied under Zixia before joining Mozi and is famous for leading three hundred Mohists to defend the state of Song against an invasion by Chu.

a tiny discrepancy at the beginning can result in an enormous error at the end

cherry, specifically the large dark red variety; a loanword from the English word "cherries"