to appear, emerge, or present a certain appearance or characteristic

(of wonderful things) to appear or be presented one after another; to be brilliant and varied; often used in the phrase [[精彩纷呈|精彩紛呈|jing1 cai3 fen1 cheng2]]

a formal letter or document submitted to one's superiors to request resignation

to report to a higher authority or superior using an official document

splendid and presented one after another; used to describe a performance or exhibition that is both diverse and excellent in quality

prosperity and good fortune symbolized by the dragon and phoenix; often used as a wedding greeting representing the bride and groom

to hand over or submit something in person, especially to a superior or official

to offer or present something with great respect or honor; to give to a superior or to the public

to present or hand over in a formal and deferential manner, often to a superior; to render

to respectfully present or submit something to a superior or a person of authority; to hand over formally

An auspicious sign; a lucky or favorable omen

to submit a formal request or application to a superior or higher authority; to petition using official documents

A formal document, petition, or report submitted to a superior, official, or government office

to present or submit something to a superior or an elder; used in formal or literary contexts

To respectfully present or submit documents or items to a person of higher status or a superior agency.

(literary) letter or document submitted to a person of higher status

to submit a proposal or request to a higher authority for their review and approval

to reveal; to show; to display; to be shown or made visible

A brief written report or petition submitted to a superior or higher office for signature or approval; less formal than a standard petition.

(literary) a memorial or formal petition, typically one submitted by common people to a government official or by a subordinate to a superior in imperial China

to respectfully report a matter or submit a document to a superior or an elder

A formal letter or document addressed to the authorities and signed by many people.

(old) A formal document that guarantees the words or actions of a third party.

to submit or send up, often used for official reports, documents, or gifts given to a superior

(literary) polite expression used when presenting one's own work to someone else to request their criticism or advice; also written as [[呈正|呈正|cheng2 zheng4]]

to state or report a case clearly to a superior

(literary) polite way to present one's own work or writing to someone else while asking for their criticism or correction

to appear; to emerge; to present a certain appearance or quality

to formally hand over; to submit or present to a superior

to respectfully submit a document or work to a superior or elder for their inspection or review

To respectfully present a document or piece of work to a superior or elder for their inspection or review.

to show a positive result on a medical test

to show a negative result in a medical test

to offer or present something with great respect; used in formal contexts

to show off or display one's skill, power, or influence

A congratulatory phrase used for a woman's wedding, originally describing blooming peach blossoms to represent a bride being married at the ideal age.

to submit or present a document to a higher level or authority

(idiom) auspicious sign of many virtuous children or grandchildren; commonly used as a formal congratulation for the birth of a son