how many; how much; also used to ask for a number such as a phone number or ID

at the minimum; the lowest possible estimate

many; a lot; quite a few; not few

to lessen; to decrease; to make fewer or smaller

A young person, usually between the ages of ten and eighteen; an adolescent

adolescents; young people; youth

a young lady or teenage girl, typically unmarried

to be short of; to lack; to have a shortage of (especially of people or items)

a small number; a few; the minority in a group

ethnic minority; national minority; minority nationality

Junior-ranking field officer, specifically a major in the army or air force, or a lieutenant commander in the navy

a small amount or quantity; a little; a few

rare; unique; seldom seen

the smallest amount or number; the minimum

To be fewer than; to be less than a certain amount or number

a small amount; a few; typically used in written or formal contexts

Liu Shaoqi (1898-1969), an influential Chinese communist leader, labor organizer, and theoretician who served as the president of the People's Republic of China until he was purged during the Cultural Revolution.

young master of the house; the son of one's master in a wealthy household; an entitled or pampered young man from a wealthy family

rare; scarce; infrequent

The Shaolin Temple and the tradition of martial arts associated with it

absolutely necessary; essential

(bound form) children; juveniles; specifically referring to older children and adolescents

cannot do without or be missing; essential

A Buddhist monastery in Henan Province, famous as the birthplace of Zen Buddhism and for its association with Chinese martial arts; notably home to monks skilled in kung fu.

young in age; of few years

A high-ranking military officer, specifically a major general in the army, a rear admiral in the navy, or an air vice marshal in the air force; it is the lowest general rank, below [[中将|中將|zhong1 jiang4]].

more or less; to a greater or lesser extent; in varying degrees

very few; rare; sparse; few and far between

to be more than a few; not to be a small number; quite a lot

a young woman who is married

The lowest rank for a commissioned officer in the military, below [[中尉|中尉|zhong1 wei4]]; specifically a second lieutenant in an army or air force, or an ensign in a navy.

the old and the young; people of all ages

courtesy name of the Song dynasty poet Qin Guan, who lived from 1049 to 1100 and was one of the Four Scholars of Su Dongpo

to some degree; to some extent

in a little while; a moment later; for a short time

men and women, young and old; people of all ages and walks of life

Young Pioneers of China; a mass youth organization for children in mainland China.

too little or too few; far from enough; insufficient

An institution where children participate in extracurricular, cultural, and scientific activities.

young boys and girls; teenagers; young men and women

to have very little knowledge or understanding of something

a young person who has committed a crime, typically between the ages of 14 and 18

bode ill rather than well; describes a situation where the outlook is dark or dangerous with little hope of a good outcome

(polite) address for the eldest son in a wealthy family; young master

having a large population relative to the amount of available arable land

cannot do without; essential

(traditional) the wife of a young master in a wealthy household; the young lady of the house

Describing a place where very few people live; desolate and remote

young people; youngsters or teenagers