family; household; a social unit usually based on marriage, blood relations, or adoption living together

physical place or room where a court of law conducts its proceedings

To attend a court hearing as a party involved in a lawsuit, such as to give testimony or undergo questioning.

to call a court to order or begin the judicial trial of a case

a trial or interrogation held in a court of law

to temporarily suspend a court session or hearing

a family with many members or multiple generations living together

an open area within the walls of a house or building, often including a garden or patio

Education and guidance provided by parents or senior family members to children within the home; also includes educational activities aimed at improving family relationships and management.

appearing in court; at the courtroom scene

A married woman who manages her household and does not have a job outside the home

in public; in front of everyone; a public place where many people are gathered; typically used in the pattern [[在|在|zai4]] ... [[之下|之下|zhi1 xia4]]

military tribunal or court; a body established to conduct legal trials within the military. Also called [[军事法院|軍事法院|jun1 shi4 fa3 yuan4]]

totally different; widely divergent; as different as can be

The president of a law court or the presiding judge over a specific division (such as civil or criminal) within a court.

A large, shallow lake in northeastern Hunan province; it is China's second-largest freshwater lake and serves as a major flood-control basin for the Yangtze River.

(literary) the palace or court of the Emperor of Heaven in Chinese mythology

(law) a judicial panel or collegiate bench consisting of three or more judges and sometimes jurors, who jointly hear and decide a case; typically composed of three judges in lower courts and five in the supreme court

an ancient name for Lake Tai, a large freshwater lake in the Yangtze Delta on the border of Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces

to retire from the courtroom or leave the court when a legal session is paused or has ended; used of judges, lawyers, or other participants

a court of law; a tribunal or courtroom

to appear in court when requested by a judge or court official; to attend a hearing as a witness, defendant, or other relevant party

The courtyard or yard in front of a main building; a vestibule or antecourt

A small family unit consisting of a couple and their unmarried children; often refers specifically to young couples living independently of their parents.

garden or grounds surrounding a house used for planting flowers and trees; courtyard garden

schoolwork assigned by a teacher to be completed outside of class; homework

The courtyard is as busy as a marketplace; used to describe a house, shop, or office that is crowded with many visitors or doing booming business

to face one another as equals or rivals; to be on equal footing with another party. Originally referred to a guest and host standing on opposite sides of a courtyard to show mutual respect through equal etiquette.

A private teacher who provides instruction or tutoring at the student's home.

A court of law responsible for hearing and deciding criminal cases.

The Byzantine Empire (395-1453) or its capital city (modern-day Istanbul)

(abbreviation) a court responsible for hearing criminal cases

the area in front of an entrance and the courtyard inside; the surroundings of a house

Huang Tingjian (1045–1105), a famous Northern Song dynasty writer, poet, and calligrapher; one of the four masters of the Song dynasty and founder of the Jiangxi school of poetry.

The gate and courtyard are quiet; describes a situation where very few people come to visit or do business.

A woman, typically married, who manages her household full-time and does not work outside the home.

(literary) a king's or emperor's court; the place where high officials gather to conduct state business

To change or improve one's family status or social standing

A court specifically established to handle cases involving crimes or legal matters concerning minors

The court of an emperor; the government office of a ruler.

the practice of controlling the number of children in a family and the intervals between their births

(abbreviation) civil court; specifically refers to a civil division within a law court

Late Tang Dynasty poet and lyricist (c. 812–870), known for his ornate style and as a pioneer of the song lyric form. Renowned for his quick wit, he was nicknamed "Eight-Overlaps Wen" because he could complete an eight-rhyme poem in the time it took to clasp his hands eight times. He is often associated with [[李商隐|李商隱|li3 shang1 yin3]] as the representative writers of the late Tang period.

A court established within the judicial system specifically for hearing civil cases

an island in Dongting Lake, also known as Junshan, located in Yueyang, Hunan Province

(literary) a father's teaching or education provided at home; by extension, any instruction or guidance from one's elders

(literary) a front courtyard and the steps leading up to a hall

an atrium or courtyard in the center of a building or traditional residence

a garden or courtyard located at the back of a house; backyard