to be exactly; precisely; quite right

Expresses that something is on the point of happening soon; often used in the [[就要...了|就要...了|jiu4 yao4 ... le5]] pattern

the state of being employed; employment rate or situation

even if; even though; granted that. This colloquial term often works with [[也|也|ye3]] to express a hypothetical situation.

in that case; if that's so

already at an earlier time; long since

great achievement; accomplishment; success in one's work or career

in other words; that is to say; i.e.

in other words; that is to say; used to restate a point or to introduce a logical conclusion drawn from what was just mentioned

At this very moment; from this point on; then and there

must; have to; should

that is to say; namely; used to introduce an explanation or clarification of what was just said

To train or cultivate someone to become successful; to help someone succeed in life

to be in order; to be arranged properly; everything being set

To seek medical advice or treatment; to go to a doctor's for an examination or diagnosis

To go to school or study at an educational institution.

(of a group of people) each to get into their own position or post

on the spot; locally; right where one is; at the original place

nearby; in the immediate vicinity; close at hand

To go to the doctor or hospital to receive medical advice or treatment

To go to or stand in one's assigned position or seat

particle used at the end of a sentence to indicate that something is simple, easy, or that a matter is settled

to accept something reluctantly or settle for something because it is the only option available; to put up with or bear with a situation

to take one's seat; to sit down

to have a meal; to go to a dining hall or restaurant for a meal

The feeling of satisfaction or pride that comes from reaching a goal or succeeding through effort.

To take up one's post; to assume a position or start a new job

To assume a post or start a new job, typically used for high-ranking positions or official appointments.

The decision or issue of leaving or remaining in a job or official position

to accommodate oneself to others; to yield to someone's wishes or lower one's standards to fit a situation

To go to school or enroll in an educational institution; to be a student at a particular place.

the percentage of the labor force that is currently employed

to take one's seat; to sit down

(idiom) to follow conventional procedures or work routines; to do things in a step-by-step manner according to principles; sometimes carries a negative connotation of sticking to old ways without innovation

to be born with; to be gifted with by birth

(idiom) to reach success in a single step; easily done; to get results overnight

to submit to another's control; to give in; to yield to pressure

that is to say; specifically

to be sworn in; to take an oath of office before beginning a job

to be placed in a coffin; a literary way to say someone has died or is nearing death

to receive instruction; to consult or ask for advice from others

To leave one's current job to take up a higher or more prestigious position; to move up in one's career.

to discuss or evaluate something solely on its own merits without bringing in unrelated issues or broader generalizations

(formal) to retire for the night; to go to sleep

literally to drive a light carriage on a familiar road; used to describe doing a job easily because one is experienced and knows the situation well

To submit to having one's hands tied and being taken prisoner; to give up without a fight or resistance because one is unable or unwilling to resist.

To establish a career or achieve great deeds while also gaining widespread recognition and fame.

to use materials available on the spot; to recruit local talent or use what is at hand rather than seeking help from elsewhere

Making use of the existing momentum or force of a movement to follow up with another action