a young lady or a formal title for an unmarried woman

to be cautious and attentive to avoid danger or mistakes

derogatory or informal term for a man, often implying a rascal or joker

group; team

housing estate; residential community; neighborhood

the dimensions or magnitude of something; large and small

elementary school; primary school

a young man, guy, or youngster

novel; fictional narrative literature

very small in size or quantity

in one's childhood

a term of endearment or informal reference to a young child or a small animal.

small and medium enterprise

Deng Xiaoping (1904-1997), Chinese communist leader, de facto leader of PRC 1978-1990 and creator of "socialism with Chinese characteristics"

since one was a child; from an early age

small town; village

small and medium-sized; of medium or small scale

of a small size or limited in scale

child; kid (used to refer to a child, or by an adult to address a child, or, in Taiwan, to refer to sb's own child)

to reduce in size or scope; to decrease; to shrink

a period or societal state of stability and relative wealth

a thief

a minor, trivial, or insignificant matter

middle and elementary schools

light rain or drizzle

less than; <

a small military or organized unit tasked with a specific mission.

a person of low integrity who is petty, mean, or malicious

a small house or simple dwelling, often located in a rural or mountain setting, such as a cottage, lodge, chalet, or hut

a young militant member of the Red Guard during the Cultural Revolution

a student who attends primary or elementary school

in a low voice or in whispers

a young cow, bull, or ox

a small sum of money given to a service provider; gratuity

pup; puppy

a mischievous child, often used as a term of endearment or nickname

Jun'ichirō Koizumi, Japanese LDP politician and prime minister from 2001 to 2006

a common given name for boys in China, often used as a generic placeholder name in examples.

street food; snack

a small bird or a young bird such as a hatchling, nestling, or chick

a humble way for a parent to refer to their own son

blood platelet