way; channel; means; method or path used to achieve a goal

A straight line passing from side to side through the center of a circle or sphere

the internal diameter of a circular opening, such as the bore of a gun, a pipe, or a telescope lens

track and field athletics; short for [[田径运动|田徑運動|tian2 jing4 yun4 dong4]]

The path or road taken to reach a destination; a physical route

The distance from the center of a circle or sphere to its outer edge; half of a [[直径|直徑|zhi2 jing4]]

A short or convenient path that saves time or distance; a quick method or way of achieving a goal, often by bypassing standard procedures or hard work

(usually pejorative) behavior; conduct; acts or moves, often of a disgraceful or heinous nature

In a direct manner without detour, delay, or hesitation; straightaway

totally different; widely divergent; as different as can be

narrow path; trail; alleyway

moving or extending in the same direction as a radius; radial

grain size; particle size

acting without consulting anyone or bypassing standard procedures; going straight ahead and doing something of one's own accord

the size of an opening that allows light or particles to pass through; aperture in physics or optics

Water from rain, snowmelt, or other sources that flows over the land surface or through the ground, often eventually reaching a stream or river.

to seek another way or method; to blaze a new trail, often by taking a different route or starting a new style

An athletic field or stadium equipped for track and field sports

To take a short, direct path; (figuratively) to bypass standard procedures or find an easier way to do something, often to save effort

small-bore; small-caliber

To open up a new path for oneself; used to describe originating a new method or creative approach.

A competition comprising both track and field events; includes timed races such as running as well as distance-based events like jumping and throwing

(literary) a small path; a mountain trail; a shortcut

a winding path leads to a beautiful and secluded spot; used to describe elegant and charming scenery

The length of a bridge, arch, or roof frame between two supports.

a winding or meandering path; a crooked small road

A small path or track through the mountains

the basic method or primer for starting to learn a subject; an entryway to learning

Athletics competitions that take place on a track, such as running and race walking; specifically used to contrast with [[田赛|田賽|tian2 sai4]].

A quiet, secluded, or peaceful small path.

A category of sports including running, walking, jumping, throwing, and all-around events; comprised of track events and field events.

The length of a straight line passing through the center of a sphere and ending at its surface.

(idiom) a shortcut to a high-flying career or official position; an easy route to fame and wealth

to waylay and rob travelers; to commit highway robbery

A narrow, twisting path or mountain road, literally as winding as a sheep's intestine.

diameter of a circle

a small path or a shortcut

(bound form) to be very unlike or far apart; used to describe a sharp contrast. Often found in the phrase [[大相径庭|大相徑庭|da4 xiang1 jing4 ting2]]

the distance around something; the circumference or girth of an object (such as a tree trunk or a body part)

Literally "never taking a short cut"; to act in an honest way and follow proper rules rather than seeking unfair advantages.

To develop one's own unique style or method; to find a new way of doing things that is different from others.

calipers; an instrument used to measure the distance between two opposite sides of an object

to have things go smoothly according to one's wishes; to achieve one's goals exactly as one hoped

vastly different; entirely different; literally the distance from a person's courtyard to the path outside

straightaway; straight to a destination without detouring

steadfastly or persistently in one direction; all along; straight ahead

a recluse's garden or home; literally referring to the three paths in the garden of the Han Dynasty hermit Jiang Xu

pitch diameter of a screw thread; the diameter of an imaginary cylinder passing through the thread such that the width of the thread and the width of the groove are equal