to belong to; to be part of; to be classified as

a chemical element or substance that is typically hard, opaque, shiny, and has good electrical and thermal conductivity; commonly refers to materials such as gold, silver, copper, and iron

family member or dependent; often refers to the family members of an employee, a soldier, or a specific person involved in a case

(of an institution or organization) affiliated with or subordinate to a larger body

a person under the authority or control of another; underling; branch organization

To belong to someone or be the object of one's devotion, especially in matters of the heart.

a characteristic or quality belonging to a person or thing; an attribute

kin; family members related by blood, marriage, or adoption

a place where one feels they belong; one's emotional home or final destination

To be directly under the jurisdiction or control of a higher authority

to be purely; sheer; outright; to belong entirely to a certain category or nature

nonferrous metals; refers to any metal other than iron, chromium, manganese, and their alloys

a person or unit under the authority or control of another; a subordinate; an underling

to turn out to be true; to be verified; to match the facts

to be under the jurisdiction or control of a higher authority; to belong to a larger organization or system

Metals with a high density (typically greater than 4.5 or 5.0 g/cm³), such as iron, copper, and mercury; often used to refer to toxic metal elements (such as lead, cadmium, and mercury) that accumulate in the environment or biological organisms, causing health damage.

the legal attribution of ownership or property rights to a person or entity

to belong to; to be under the jurisdiction or control of

precious metal; noble metal; any of a group of metals including gold, silver, and platinum that are rare and resistant to corrosion

Subordinates or troops under one's command; underlings.

one's directly related family members, such as parents, children, or a spouse; next of kin

Family members of active-duty military personnel, such as spouses, children, and immediate relatives

a territory or place that belongs to or is under the jurisdiction of a specific region or country; possession; annexed territory

to be dedicated or belong solely to a specific person or organization

to be subordinate or dependent; to be attached to a larger or more important entity

The feeling of being accepted and identified as a member of a group; a feeling of connection to other people or places.

a chemical element or substance that lacks the properties of a metal, such as metallic luster, conductivity, and malleability; metalloid

people in love will eventually be married; lovers will finally unite; Jack shall have Jill, all shall be well

To support the people's army and provide preferential treatment to the families of soldiers.

one of the twelve animals associated with the year of a person's birth in the Chinese zodiac; same as [[生肖|生肖|sheng1 xiao4]]

a maritime area in which a coastal state has sovereign rights over the resources and economic activities, typically extending 200 nautical miles from its coast

Family members or dependents

Members of a revolutionary martyr's family; specifically refers to the direct relatives or dependents of a martyr.

The family members of a deceased person

Combined term for the families of revolutionary martyrs and those currently serving in the military, referring to [[烈属|烈屬|lie4 shu3]] and [[军属|軍屬|jun1 shu3]].

accessory; appendage; affiliated material or adjunct

ferrous metal; industrial category consisting of iron, chromium, manganese, and their alloys

a biological classification; the category or species to which a living thing belongs

Metals that are relatively rare in the earth's crust, difficult to extract, or found in low concentrations; used as essential materials in industries like aerospace, semiconductors, and nuclear energy.

something that is attached to or depends on a main body; appendage; attachment

(idiom) lovers will eventually be united as a couple

A state that is subordinate to a more powerful sovereign state, especially regarding its internal or foreign affairs; dependent state.

To fix one's choice or interest on someone or something, often implying personal preference, admiration, or romantic attraction

to temporarily place military units or personnel under the command of another officer for specific combat or operational needs; to deploy; to allocate

Collective term for families of active military personnel and families of martyrs who died in the line of duty; a combined abbreviation for [[军属|軍屬|jun1 shu3]] and [[烈属|烈屬|lie4 shu3]]

Relatives of Taiwanese residents who live on the Chinese mainland

A country that is technically independent but relies on and is controlled by another more powerful nation in political, economic, or military matters.

The British Virgin Islands, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean.

subordinate officials or staff belonging to the same office