fund; endowment; basic capital or special appropriation reserved for a specific cause or enterprise

basic; fundamental; essential; primary; main; serving as a root or foundation

the root, cornerstone, or starting point for the development of something

A location used as a foundation for military, industrial, or research activities; a base of operations or a stronghold.

basic unit of heredity in a living organism, usually made of DNA and located on chromosomes in the cell nucleus

The lowest or primary level of an organization; the basic level where direct contact with the public occurs.

basically; on the whole; by and large; in the main

on the basis of; in view of; because of; on account of; according to

Pakistan; a country in South Asia

Jesus Christ; used by Christians as a title for Jesus, meaning savior.

A basic standard, criterion, or benchmark used for comparison or evaluation.

An organization or institution supported by an endowment or donated funds for specific charitable, social, or developmental purposes

Nokia, a telecommunications and technology company name

Kentucky Fried Chicken; the American fast food restaurant chain

A person who follows the religion of Christianity

Organic compounds that contain both amino and carboxyl groups, serving as the fundamental building blocks of proteins.

one of the world's three major religions, founded by Jesus Christ and based on the Old and New Testaments of the Bible; includes [[天主教|天主教|tian1 zhu3 jiao4]], [[东正教|東正教|dong1 zheng4 jiao4]], and [[新教|新教|xin1 jiao4]]

A whole number used to show how many of something there are, such as 1, 2, or 3, in contrast to an ordinal number.

(finance) one hundredth of a percentage point

a gene that is transferred from one organism to another, either through genetic engineering or naturally

a women's swimsuit consisting of two small pieces of fabric; a loanword from English

(abbreviation) capital construction; major infrastructure projects such as the building of roads, reservoirs, or ports

(chemistry) an atom or group of atoms that has at least one unpaired electron and is therefore very reactive

the substance between cells of connective tissue; stroma

The ground or rock layer that supports the weight of a building; foundations of a building or structure.

nutritious liquid or solid material used in biology for the artificial growth of microorganisms or cells

The main theme or central idea of a speech, policy, or work of art; the fundamental spirit or viewpoint of something.

foundation; basis; the underground part of a building that provides stability

the methyl group in chemistry

The complete set of genetic material in a living organism or virus; includes all genes and non-coding sequences.

Kentucky, a state in the United States

The lowest or supporting part of a physical structure; plinth; substrate

A fundamental law or constitutional document that sets the core principles for a specific region, field, or country; often used in the titles of such documents.

The lowest-level units of a political, social, or administrative structure

foundation stone used as the base of a building

To lay the foundation of a building; often used in the context of a formal groundbreaking ceremony.

The structural base of a railway track or road; typically consists of embankments and road cuts.

basic training, fundamentals, or essential techniques required for a particular job or craft

Ban Ki-moon (1944-), Korean diplomat and UN Secretary-General from 2007 to 2016

(bound form) amino; an amino group consisting of one nitrogen atom and two hydrogen atoms

fundamental principle; basic doctrine; essentials

A location used for military operations, housing troops, or storing weapons and supplies; military base

Zhu Rongji (1928-), Chinese politician and the fifth Premier of the People's Republic of China from 1998 to 2003

Equipment used for transmitting and receiving radio waves, such as for mobile phone networks and wireless internet (Mainland usage, called [[基地台|基地臺|ji1 di4 tai2]] in Taiwan)

a follower of Christianity

Milwaukee (city in Wisconsin, USA)

The four fundamental political principles of the People's Republic of China, enunciated by [[邓小平|鄧小平|deng4 xiao3 ping2]] in 1979: to uphold the socialist path, the dictatorship of the proletariat, the leadership of the Communist Party, and Marxist-Leninist-Mao Zedong Thought

The genetic makeup or constitution of an individual organism.

land used for building a house; residential land