Used to emphasize a negative statement to mean "not at all" or "by no means"; often used to correct a misconception.

used to connect verbs or verb phrases to indicate concurrent or sequential actions

Used to emphasize that something is really not the case, often to correct a misunderstanding.

really is not; is not at all; by no means is; used to emphasize a negative statement, typically in formal or written contexts

to merge; to combine several things into one; to annex or unify

A secondary disease or condition that develops as a result of an existing illness or medical procedure

To be juxtaposed or placed side by side without priority of order; to rank equally or tie for a position.

to seize or annex territory or property, often through force or encroachment

to use or implement two or more things at the same time; to use together

to exist at the same time; to occur together; to concur

along with all the others; at the same time; to lump together multiple things into one action

actually not so; not to be like that at all

To occur at the same time; to break out at once

shoulder to shoulder; side by side; abreast; to fight or work together toward a common goal

to give equal emphasis or attach equal importance to multiple things; to regard or treat as equally important

to develop or carry on two or more things at the same time; to undertake concurrently

to walk or travel abreast; to move forward in parallel with another person or vehicle

To participate in a war or battle together alongside one another

to discuss or treat two different things as being on the same level; often used in negative sentences or rhetorical questions to suggest that such a comparison is inappropriate

to merge into; to incorporate into; to combine into a single entity

To acquire and merge businesses, where one company takes over all or part of another company's assets or shares.

standing or moving side by side; abreast in a single line without anyone in front or behind

to merge with and acquire another company or property; to take over a business through purchase

To gobble or swallow up; to seize or annex territory or property through force or deceit.

to merge several railway tracks into a single track

A configuration or method of connecting electrical components in a circuit so that they are parallel and share the same voltage; opposite of [[串联|串聯|chuan4 lian2]]

(of a book or article) having both high-quality illustrations and well-written content

To move forward at the same time or proceed simultaneously

(bound form) an ancient geographical region covering parts of modern Shanxi, Hebei, and Shaanxi; also used as a literary name for Taiyuan in Shanxi province

to bring two or more things side by side or close together; to draw together

To close down and merge organizations or departments; to consolidate.

(idiom) to run neck and neck; to be on par with one another in terms of ability, status, or achievement

to go forward together at the same pace, with no one leading

shoulder to shoulder; side by side; figuratively describes working together in close unity

Used for emphatic negation to state that something did not happen or is not the case; not at all; not actually

Legal term for the combined punishment of several offenses committed by the same person.

to put together several things or incorporate one into another; to unite, add up, or lump together

to connect a local power station, communication line, or computer system into a larger network or national grid

to exist side by side or simultaneously; refers to two or more things having equal status, power, or influence

(of a performer or speaker) to be both emotionally moving and pleasant to listen to; to sing, play, or speak with beautiful tone and deep feeling

(of rival gangs or armed factions) to engage in internal violence; to start a factional fight; to clash or have a shootout involving killing one another within the same group or between rival groups

incorporating diverse things; to absorb and preserve items of different natures or ideologies; eclectic

tolerant and open-minded; inclusive of different ideas or elements

(bound form) a joint or combined legal or administrative case

To close, stop, merge, or change production; specifically refers to the various ways of reorganizing state-owned enterprises that are losing money.

to run in parallel or coexist without conflict; to carry out two things at the same time without they being hindered by each other

to pool efforts; to cooperate in a physical or strategic task

To forcibly take over or swallow up territory, land, or property belonging to another person or country; to merge or incorporate.

inclusive of many different things or people; wide-ranging and all-encompassing