resident; inhabitant; person living in a specific area

unexpectedly; to one's surprise; going so far as to; same as [[竟然|竟然|jing4 ran2]]

A person or family living nearby or in an adjacent house.

to live; to reside; to dwell in a place for a period of time

To occupy a certain place or rank in a list or competition

Neighborhood committee; an abbreviation of [[居民委员会|居民委員會|ju1 min2 wei3 yuan2 hui4]], a grassroots administrative organization for urban residents in mainland China.

a room, apartment, or house used as a place of residence; a dwelling

To live together in a sexual relationship without being married; to live in sin

to make up the greater part of a whole; to be mostly

to settle down and live a stable, peaceful life

(of prices, rates, or numbers) to stay at a high level without dropping

to settle in a certain city, country, or location; to take up permanent residence

To live separately or in different locations, as family members or relatives might do.

relating to the home or household; used to describe activities or services that take place at home such as schooling, care, or repairs

residential area; neighborhood

a local-style dwelling; the houses or homes of common people

to be in or occupy a certain position or status; to be situated in

The common area in a home for family activities and relaxation, sometimes also used as a dining room or for receiving guests

residential building; apartment building; residential tower; also used in Beijing to refer to public housing projects

to occupy a high or important position; to rank among the top, such as in a competition or on a list

a newly built or recently occupied residence

to live in a cave; (of animals) to be of burrowing habit

to inhabit a region; to live together in a community, especially referring to ethnic groups or large populations congregating in one area

to leap to or vault into a top position; to jump rapidly to a leading rank

To live in retirement or seclusion; traditionally refers to retreating to the mountains or countryside to avoid public life or government service.

daily life; daily activities; regular pattern of life involving both activity and rest

(idiom) To live in a settled environment and work happily in one's profession; to enjoy a stable and contented life without fear or disturbance

To move to a new place of residence; to migrate or emigrate.

To be located in the center or middle; in digital or page layout, to be centered

a place where people (such as nomads or herders) establish a permanent home; a community or settlement

To place oneself in a certain position or to believe oneself to have a certain status or quality; often used in a negative sense to mean to pose as or to put on airs.

Place where a person used to live, often referring to a historical or commemorative site

To be forced to accept a lower rank or position than expected; to be placed second or lower to others in a competition or hierarchy.

dwelling place; abode; place of residence

To be in a high position overlooking the scene below; to occupy a strategically advantageous position.

The home environment or household; refers to furniture, decorations, or lifestyle related to domestic living

A follower of Buddhism or Daoism who practices the faith at home without becoming a monk or nun.

a tiny or cramped living space; used as a polite way to refer to one's own home, often comparing it to a snail's shell

(idiom) latecomers surpass the predecessors; to overtake from behind; the new supersedes the old

to live a solitary existence; to live by oneself without a spouse or family

to stay or live in a place for a period of time

Celebrated Tang dynasty poet and official (772-846), also known by his courtesy name Letian, famous for his accessible style and leadership of the New Yuefu Movement.

Zhang Juzheng (1525–1582), a prominent Grand Secretary during the Ming dynasty known for his major reforms, including the [[一条鞭法|一條鞭法|yi1 tiao2 bian1 fa3]], which helped bring the dynasty to its peak.

To stay or live in a foreign country or away from home for an extended period; sojourn.

To retire or live in seclusion after leaving a public or official position.

(idiom) to think of danger while in times of safety; to be prepared for potential trouble while living in peace and comfort

to move from one residence to another; to change one's address

former residence; old home; a place where one used to live

French physicist (1859–1906), pioneer in crystallography and magnetism, and Nobel laureate