respectful form of address or reference to an adult woman, used in formal or social contexts; Ms.; Madam; Miss

people of a certain type or from a particular circle, often implying a degree of social status or public presence (e.g., in fields like politics, art, or charity)

the highest academic degree; a person who holds such a degree, such as a PhD

rank-and-file soldier; private; the grass-roots personnel in a military force

Professional person trained to provide care for sick or injured people in a hospital or clinic

soldier; warrior; fighter in a military context

(loanword) jazz music

the lowest rank of the feudal class in medieval Europe, or a person known for chivalrous qualities

A distilled alcoholic drink made from fermented grain mash such as barley, rye, wheat, or corn; transliteration of the English word "whiskey".

gentleman; a person with good manners or high social standing; (historically) the gentry, such as powerful landlords or retired officials

Boston, the capital and largest city of Massachusetts in the United States.

Switzerland; a neutral country located in central Europe

a man, especially in formal social contexts; often used as a respectful way to address or refer to an adult male

an academic degree higher than a bachelor's but lower than a doctorate; a person who holds such a degree

non-commissioned officer rank in the army, air force, or marines; positioned between [[下士|下士|xia4 shi4]] and [[上士|上士|shang4 shi4]]

A professional warrior or member of a social class in feudal Japan (samurai) or medieval Europe (knight).

a large motor vehicle used for public transport; motor coach

a brave person; warrior; hero

member of a national academy of sciences or engineering; a prestigious lifelong title awarded to scholars for outstanding contributions

A rank between commissioned officers and private soldiers, such as a sergeant; also called [[士官|士官|shi4 guan1]].

a person who dies for a just cause or for their country

William Shakespeare (1564-1616), the famous English poet and playwright.

sergeant or petty officer first-class; technical sergeant

morale; the fighting spirit of soldiers or the collective enthusiasm of a group for a task

a collective term for all the officers and soldiers of an army; the troops

A graduate student studying for a doctoral degree; PhD student or doctoral candidate

The lowest rank of non-commissioned officer; a corporal in the army or a petty officer third class in the navy.

taxi; cab

a solid food made from fermented animal milk; a loanword from English

A person engaged in battle or combat; a brave fighter

(loanword) jazz dance; a style of dance characterized by lively movements and upbeat rhythms that originated in African American culture

a genre of music originating in African American communities characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and strong tonal colors; transliteration of the English word "jazz"

Fuji; specifically referring to the Japanese company or brand name

A military rank between commissioned officers and soldiers, including warrant officers, petty officers, and NCOs; also refers to a Japanese military officer.

bodyguard; guardian; a soldier or person who provides protection or security services

The lowest university degree awarded to students who complete an undergraduate course; also refers to a person who holds this degree.

people from every social circle or different levels of society; people from all walks of life

(loanword) penny; British unit of currency; pence

doctoral degree; PhD; the highest academic degree awarded by a university or college

a Daoist priest or practitioner; historically, a master of occult arts, magician, or immortal

hippie; hippy; a member of a counterculture movement originating in the 1960s characterized by unconventional dress and a rejection of social norms

A male member of a religious order, such as a monk or brother in the Catholic or Orthodox Church.

general term for clergy or ministers of various Christian denominations; priest; clergyman; missionary

The Walt Disney Company or its founder Walt Disney; also used for Disney-branded theme parks and media.

A person sent by a religious group to spread its teachings; missionary, preacher, or evangelist.

The Times; a major British national newspaper founded in London in 1785

postdoctoral researcher; a person who conducts research after obtaining a doctoral degree

Morgan Stanley, a global financial services company

soldier or private; originally referred to armored warriors and infantry in ancient times