To have an opinion or belief about something; to find that something is the case.

to remember; to recall; to keep in mind

to get; to obtain; to receive; to succeed in gaining

to get, gain, win, or achieve something through effort or process

to obtain; to get; to gain; to achieve

to merit; to deserve; to be worth (doing something); to be of value or significance

To change into a different state or condition.

cannot; to be unable to; often used in set phrases like [[不得而知|不得而知|bu4 de2 er2 zhi1]]

have no choice but to; cannot but; must

To make, cause, or bring about a certain result.

to win or gain something through effort; to earn or command a result, such as respect, trust, or time

to look or appear to be; to clearly manifest a certain state or quality

to understand; to know; to comprehend

to find out about; to learn of; to be informed of

Used to tell someone to stop doing something or to drop a subject; equivalent to "enough" or "that's enough"

hard to come by; precious or valuable due to its scarcity

to be able to; to be in a position to as a result of certain conditions (often used after a condition is met to show a resulting possibility)

A transliterated name for Peter, especially referring to Saint Peter, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus

to earn points in a game, match, test, or evaluation; to win a score

to arrive at a conclusion; to obtain a result or answer through calculation or reasoning

to win or obtain something through competition, such as a championship or trophy; to seize, capture, or wrest something away

what one has acquired or gained, including material goods, knowledge, or results of labor

to be well deserved; to be due or merited; to have a right to something

in high spirits; feeling happy and comfortable

must; have to; should

to know; to understand; same as [[知道|知道|zhi1 dao4]], used mostly in colloquial speech or regional dialects

must; have to; often used in the pattern fēi děi ... [[不可|不可|bu4 ke3]] or [[不行|不行|bu4 xing2]] to emphasize necessity

To be loath to leave or let go of someone or something; to feel reluctant to part with.

to have to; to be obliged to; to have no alternative but to; same as [[只好|只好|zhi3 hao3]]

what one has learned from work, study, or experience; knowledge and understanding gained through reflection or practice

to be willing to leave or part with someone or something; to be able to let go

to not feel like doing something; to be disinclined or too lazy to do something

to have enough time to do something; can still make it or catch up to something

To be acquainted with a person or to identify something previously seen or learned; to know or remember someone or something upon seeing them.

Personal income; the amount of money an individual earns through labor or the use of capital

A tax levied by the government on the earnings of individuals or businesses.

To achieve a goal or successfully carry out a plan, such as a theft or trick.

To do something instinctively or involuntarily; cannot help but. Used as an adverb to describe a reaction to a situation.

Used to express that one now understands the reason for a situation and is no longer surprised by it; so that's why.

to offend; to displease someone; to make a social faux pas

terrible; desperately serious; disastrous; awful

not deserving of or needing one's time, attention, or energy; unworthy of

so as to avoid; lest; prevents a following undesired situation from happening

to be able to tell, discern, or see by looking at something

recipient of an award or prize; winner of a competition

to benefit from; to profit from; thanks to

to succeed in a scheme; usually used to describe a negative person or plan getting away with something

Strongly wishing one could do something; to be very anxious or impatient to do something. Also written [[恨不能|恨不能|hen4 bu5 neng2]].

gains and losses; success and failure; pros and cons