to cooperate; to collaborate; to work together in common effort

to link, integrate, or unite different parts, ideas, or people into a close relationship

to synthesize or group together; to sum up various parts or factors into a whole

to unite; to join; to combine for a common action; to ally

business or legal agreement; contract; CL: [[份|份|fen4]]

rational; sensible; fair; conforming to reason or logic

to be in accordance with; to agree with; to meet (e.g. a requirement or standard)

to suit; to fit; to be appropriate for

to coordinate with others; to cooperate or act in concert with; to work together in a supporting role

suitable; fitting; appropriate; becoming

a group; association; set; the resulting whole formed by combining parts

International organization established in 1945 to maintain world peace and security and to promote cooperation among nations

lawful; legitimate; according to the law; rightful

qualified; meeting the required standard; to qualify; up to standard; eligible

To reorganize and combine different parts, opinions, or systems into a unified whole; to coordinate; integration

to merge; to combine several things into one; to annex or unify

a formal agreement between two or more parties, such as a treaty or employment contract

to mix, blend, or mingle different things together; (in chemistry) to combine substances such that they retain their individual properties rather than reacting to form a new compound

to mix together or blend different things into a single unit; to harmonize with; to fit in

to pool capital or enter into a partnership to run a business

made by chemical synthesis rather than of natural origin, such as fabrics or rubber; incorporating

business partner; associate; copartner

an instance of things happening at the same time or being the same by chance; providence

to be identical; to be a good fit; to correspond or agree exactly

situation; occasion; setting or context consisting of a specific time, place, and group of people

to come together or congregate in one place (of people or things)

To be reconciled or resume a romantic relationship after a breakup or divorce.

Hefei, a prefecture-level city and the capital of Anhui Province [[安徽省|安徽省|an1 hui1 sheng3]]

to add up to a total; to calculate the sum total; to amount to

to pose for a group photo together

one segment of a match, fight, or negotiation; a single rally or encounter

federation; union; association

The quality of being comprehensive, synthetic, or multi-purpose; all-encompassing

A collective economic organization or mutual aid group formed by members on a voluntary basis for mutual benefit, such as consumer, credit, or production cooperatives

to heal or close up, specifically of a wound or injury

a group of symptoms that consistently occur together or a condition characterized by a set of associated features; also used to describe complex psychological or social phenomena

A substance formed by melting together a metal element with one or more other metal or non-metal elements; such substances typically have a lower melting point and higher hardness than their constituent metals.

the rate at which products, individuals, or tasks meet a required standard; qualification rate; compliance rate

to join forces; to cooperate; to pool efforts to get something done

syndrome; a group of signs and symptoms that occur together and characterize a particular disease or condition

to combine or merge into a single unit; to unite

a multi-pronged approach to solving complex social problems like public security or environmental protection by coordinating legal, political, economic, and educational resources throughout society

to invite people to meet together or call them together

Any plant of the genus Lilium or its flower; the edible bulb of these plants is used in cooking and traditional medicine.

to join together; to rendezvous; to assemble at a specific place

to sing together with others, either in unison or in parts

to not get along or be inconsistent; specifically used for opinions or ideas that conflict

to stitch together the edges of a wound or incision in a surgical procedure

a substance formed from two or more elements that are chemically combined in a fixed ratio