at the same time; simultaneously; meanwhile; synchronically

not the same; distinct; not alike

to agree; to consent; to approve

shared by all; mutual; joint

identical or equal; of the same kind; alike

A person who shares the same ideals or goals, especially a member of the same political party

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

classmate; fellow student; schoolmate

homosexuality; gay love; a gay or lesbian person

The same period of time; specifically, the corresponding period in a different year or month.

identical; the same; alike; to be the same

the very same; numerically identical

colleague; co-worker; person working in the same organization

at the same time; meanwhile; moreover. Used as a connector between two sentences or clauses to indicate that two actions or situations are happening simultaneously.

to be like; to be just as; similar to

to synchronize; to keep step with; synchronous; happening or developing at the same time and rate

to sympathize with others or share their feelings; compassion

A fellow citizen or member of the same ethnic group.

To walk or travel along the same path as a companion

To acknowledge, endorse, or agree with a specific viewpoint or value.

together; alongside one another

(idiom) to stand out from the crowd; distinctive; different from the rest

To accompany someone while they engage in a specific task or activity

person with whom one is traveling, working, or participating in an activity together

the very same; the same one

belonging to the same category or class

a fellow worker in the same shop or company; a member of the same group or gang (often used of accomplices)

to approve of; to agree with an opinion or action; to endorse

common points; features or characteristics shared by two or more people or things

The same year; used to indicate that two events occurred within the same calendar year.

to work in coordination with others; to cooperate or collaborate

of the same class, rank, or status; equivalent or having parity

the same feeling or impression; consensus; shared sympathy

to handle a matter jointly with other concerned parties, organizations, or individuals

The ability to subjectively feel and understand another person's feelings; compassion or fellow feeling

To live together in a sexual relationship without being married; to live in sin

An alliance, league, or union formed by multiple parties for a common purpose

To be different to some extent; to have some differences.

to treat different things as being the same; to equate or consider equal

together with; along with; used to connect nouns or noun phrases to show they are grouped together similarly to [[和|和|he2]] or [[与|與|yu3]]

(idiom) to take the same action or hold the same opinion without prior consultation; to do something independently as if by prior agreement

A conspirator, partner in crime, or accomplice who joins in a plot or plan.

The Confucian concept of an ideal society where everything is shared and everyone is cared for, often used to refer to a peaceful utopia or world unity.

the same industry or business; to be in the same trade

entirely different; separated by a wide gap like black and white

lane; alley; narrow street (originally used in northern China and Beijing)

to be in the same grade or year at school

the same day; simultaneous

having the same name or title; specifically used for things like people with identical names or self-titled albums