to give rise to; to lead to; to arouse; to spark a situation or reaction

to draw interest, attention, or people toward oneself through personality, features, or advertisements

To introduce or import from outside or abroad, such as new technology, capital, or specific breeds.

to guide; to lead; to conduct; to show the way

to trigger; to initiate; to cause; to evoke (emotions); to touch off

To bring in something new from the outside, such as new technology, concepts, or foreign investment

A machine that converts energy (such as heat, steam, or electricity) into mechanical power; often refers to a piston-based internal combustion engine.

to ignite or trigger an explosive device; to detonate

attractiveness; appeal; the power to draw interest or attention

to point the way; to show the way or provide guidance

to seduce, tempt, or entice someone into doing something wrong or illegal

to lead to; to guide to; to attract or lure; to cause or trigger (a reaction or consequence)

Attract business and investment; a policy or activity aimed at encouraging domestic or foreign investment in a specific area

To lead the way; to guide or show the way.

to quote or cite as evidence, such as referencing a classic text or legal provision

to entice, seduce, or lead astray, especially into wrongdoing or a trap

to quote or cite someone else's words, examples, or data as a basis for one's own speech or writing; (computing) to reference

attracting attention; conspicuous; spectacular

to draw off or drain liquid from a wound, sore, or body cavity during a medical procedure

To pull, draw, or haul an object forward, such as a vehicle, sled, or farm tool; often refers to motorized transport pulling non-motorized units.

appealing or interesting to others; charming

To attract attention or interest; to lead someone to a certain state or place

to extract; to draw forth; to lead to

the force of attraction between two physical objects; specifically gravitation or magnetic and electrical attraction

index or concordance; specifically a tool used to look up people, places, or events in a book or periodical

to attract attention; conspicuous

To guide a flow of water, especially for irrigation or to divert it to a specific location.

to handover a person accused or convicted of a crime to the state where the crime was committed, usually based on international law or treaties

A short strand of RNA or DNA that serves as the starting point for DNA synthesis.

A short section of text at the beginning of a book, article, or speech used to introduce the main topic; introduction; preface

to quote or recount someone's words

an index or concordance for books and periodicals; a list of items such as names, places, or topics used to find specific information in a sorted order

to introduce someone to another person; to bring people together for a meeting

to introduce a new variety of plant or animal from another region

to extend the meaning of a word, phrase, or analogy; to derive a related new meaning from an original one

to lead someone into a beautiful place; describes a scenery or a work of art that is fascinating or enchanting

to guide or show the way; to act as a guide

To guide or lead; to direct or navigate a moving object toward a specific direction.

to introduce or recommend someone, often for a position or to an influential person; to give a referral

To attract people's attention; noticeable, spectacular, or eye-catching.

to use medicine or other methods to cause uterine contractions and bring about childbirth

hood or bonnet of a car

To admit responsibility for a fault and resign from one's post.

to take something as a warning or to learn from a previous mistake or bad experience; to use something as a cautionary example

to greet and guide; to receive and lead the way for guests or newcomers

A quoted passage or citation taken from another article, book, or document.

to ignite or set fire to; to start a fire; (figuratively) to spark something like a debate or conflict

A cord or wire used to ignite an explosive device; a catalyst for an event.

A detonating device installed on explosives like shells, bombs, or mines; also called [[信管|信管|xin4 guan3]]