way; manner; style; mode; pattern of behavior or method of doing things

formal, official, or regular; meeting recognized standards or procedures

a standard model, pattern, or mode of operation used as a guide or template; schema

the external manner, style, or method of presentation, especially as contrasted with content [[内容|內容|nei4 rong2]]; formal

The formal procedure and format for a ritual, ceremony, or celebration; rite

standard form; specification; pattern or style (e.g. for documents or designs)

the formal ceremony held at the start of an event, such as a meeting, conference, exhibition, or sports competition; inauguration

pattern; style; design; model

way of life; lifestyle; the particular way that a person or group lives

mathematical formula; symbolic expression used to show the relationship between different quantities or values

open style; open-plan; designed without walls or barriers

old-fashioned; outdated; of an old style

pattern, type, or form; the outward appearance or design of something

new style; latest type; typically describes something modern or fashionable

a mathematical statement that two expressions are equal, usually containing one or more unknown values; chemical equation or formula

a ceremony or formal event held to mark the end of a meeting, exhibition, or athletic competition

French-style; having French characteristics

of all sorts; various types; every kind of style

(of) all kinds and sorts; various; of every description

leap-forward; involving a major breakthrough or unusual new development; going beyond existing limits

not following official standards or procedures; informal or unofficial

a formalized move or sequence of movements in martial arts or traditional opera

bushel; a unit of dry measure equal to eight gallons

(Taiwan) a set of instructions written in a computer language; the mainland China equivalent is [[程序|程序|cheng2 xu4]]

Chinese style; à la chinoise

Having multiple styles, specifications, or forms; compound or multiple. Used in technical contexts like [[复式簿记|複式簿記|fu4 shi4 bu4 ji4]] or [[复式教学|複式教學|fu4 shi4 jiao4 xue2]]

An approach that prioritizes outward appearance, procedure, or form while ignoring the actual content, substance, or spirit; going through the motions.

style, type, or model of a manufactured object

a unified system or technical format, such as telecommunication standards or television signal systems

Western style; of or according to Western standards or customs

relating to or involving a suicide attack or the intent of which is to kill or destroy others while also killing oneself

small and lightweight, making it easy to carry; portable style

A Japanese joint-stock corporation or public limited company; used in Japan to mean the same as [[股份有限公司|股份有限公司|gu3 fen4 you3 xian4 gong1 si1]].

British-style; English-style

premiere of a film or television show; the ceremony held for the first screening of a movie

(bound form) jet-propelled; powered by jet engines

(electronics or computing) embedded; designed to perform a specific function within a larger system

a framework or pattern that serves as a standard model or example

The structural form of a sentence; sentence type or syntax.

Designed for women; used to describe clothing, shoes, and other items.

distributed; used to describe systems or networks where processing is spread across multiple locations

a chemical formula that represents the type and number of atoms in a single molecule of a substance

to format a digital storage device like a hard drive or disk using system software; to arrange data or a document into a specific layout

To become a mere formality; to result in something that only exists on the surface without having any real substance or effect.

The rhythmic structure or type of meter used in traditional Chinese opera, such as Beijing opera. It encompasses the pattern of beats, tempo, and melodic phrasing.

old type or style; old-fashioned or outdated in form

A ceremony held to celebrate the first publication or release of a book, magazine, commemorative stamp, or other significant work.

The form, style, or genre of a literary work; format.