emphatic form of the copula verb [[是|是|shi4]], used to stress identity or existence.

will; shall; to be going to (indicating an action or event in the imminent future)

to obtain a job, start work, or the state of being employed

(coll.) even if

already at an earlier time

an accomplishment or great success reached through effort

in other words; i.e.

to introduce a logical consequence, summary, or conclusion drawn from previous facts

at this specific time or place

in other words; that is

to contribute to or bring about a particular outcome or character trait

to be ready or fully prepared; to be in order

to see a doctor or seek medical advice

to go to school; to attend a school

a formal command used in athletics for runners to take their starting positions

at the current location or on the spot

in the vicinity; at a nearby location for convenience

to receive medical treatment

to move into the designated position or seat

to accept or settle for something that is not entirely satisfactory

to dine; to have one's meal

sense of achievement

to formally take up a position or assume an official post

To take office; to assume a post.

to yield to; to adapt to; to accommodate oneself to (sth)

to attend school

to take a seat

to follow the prescribed order; to keep to the working routine

to be born with or naturally endowed with a specific characteristic, physical trait, or talent

to achieve success or complete a task in a single step or with a single effort; to succeed overnight

to submit or yield to external pressure, force, or control

in other words; used to explain or clarify a previous statement by rephrasing it

to swear the oath of office

To be placed in a coffin; (figuratively) to be near death or to die.

to take up a higher or more prestigious position

to discuss or judge a matter based purely on its own facts without involving unrelated issues or making broad generalizations

to go to sleep or go to bed (literary)

to perform a task with ease and confidence because of prior experience and familiarity

to submit to capture or give up without putting up a fight

To achieve both success and fame.

to utilize materials, resources, or personnel available on the spot or from the immediate vicinity

to avoid the important and dwell on the trivial

to quit while one is ahead; to know when to stop

to be killed for a righteous cause or to die heroically for one's principles

to accept an error and adapt to it rather than correcting it; to make the best of a mistake or blunder

to beat someone at their own game; to turn an opponent's plot to one's own advantage

(literary and deferential) to solicit comments on one's writing

To use crude but simple methods to adapt to poor conditions; to do things simply and thriftily.