to accept or receive, such as a gift, suggestion, criticism, or punishment; to acquiesce

To receive something intangible or abstract, such as praise, education, or pressure; often used to express a passive meaning such as being the recipient of an action.

to enjoy or take pleasure in; to experience a sense of satisfaction in material or spiritual life

A feeling; an impression; an experience; a perception or insight gained from interacting with the outside world.

to sustain injuries; to be wounded or harmed

victim; casualty; person who has suffered or been injured

victim; injured person; specifically used for the victimized party in a civil case as opposed to [[被害人|被害人|bei4 hai4 ren2]] in criminal law

To bear, support, or endure something like pressure, weight, or a heavy burden.

to bear, tolerate, or stand something unpleasant, such as pain or hardship

to be unable to bear; cannot stand; unbearable

to feel physically unwell, uncomfortable, or in pain; hard to bear

To suffer or be subjected to something unfortunate, such as a loss, disaster, or setback

To accept and hear a legal case, used by courts or judicial departments when a lawsuit meets the legal requirements to proceed.

feeling better; more comfortable or at ease physically or mentally

to receive a benefit or profit; to benefit from something

To receive or experience to a great degree, such as receiving a lot of attention, praise, or criticism; to suffer through or fully endure something.

A biological structure, usually a protein on a cell membrane or inside a cell, that receives and responds to chemical signals

to receive in no small measure; to be deeply affected by something (affected, loved, welcomed, etc.)

To be hit by a natural calamity or disaster; to be disaster-stricken.

to accept or take bribes

to undergo or endure, especially hardship, trials, or challenges; to withstand or stand up to

to receive or accept, often used in the context of accepting gifts or payments

to be obstructed, hindered, or barred; to encounter an obstacle

to suffer hardship; to undergo pain or difficulties

to suffer damage, injury, or loss; to be victimized, harmed, or killed

to be damaged; to suffer a loss or injury

to be deceived; to be taken in; to be hoodwinked

to endure a great deal of; to be subjected to one's fill of something difficult like hardship or bullying

overwhelmed by an unexpected favor or recognition from a superior; used as a humble expression when feeling both pleasantly surprised and slightly uneasy

To be put on trial; to undergo interrogation or legal examination for a crime.

to be able to stand, endure, or put up with

to bear, stand, or endure; to tolerate

To endure hardships, torture, or physical pain; to have a hard time or experience an annoyance or nuisance

To be put to a lot of trouble or to work hard on someone's behalf; to endure physical or mental fatigue.

to be thwarted, frustrated, or obstructed; to encounter a defeat or difficulty

To be under the control or restriction of another party; to be unable to act independently.

to be startled; to receive a fright or shock

to become pregnant; specifically refers to the union of egg and sperm.

hard to endure; difficult to bear; intolerable

to undergo training; to be trained

To be protected from or exempted from something negative; to avoid bearing or suffering something unpleasant such as pain, damage, or punishment.

to suffer; to sustain; to be subjected to something unpleasant like a loss or an injustice

person who receives a benefit or advantage

to suffer from a calamity or hardship; to undergo great distress or torture

To be punished or penalized for a mistake or a crime.

to receive instructions, orders, or a task

to receive benefits or favors from someone or something

to be entrusted or commissioned by someone to do something

To feel as if it had happened to oneself; to feel someone else's pain or joy as one's own.