shirt; a loanword from English, especially common in Hong Kong or when referring to a [[T恤|T恤|ti4 xu4]]

pension or compensation payment given by a state or organization to disabled personnel or the families of those who died in the line of duty; relief payment

To comfort and provide financial aid to the families of those disabled or killed in the line of duty; to provide social relief to the bereaved.

(loanword) T-shirt

to show no concern for; to ignore; to not worry about something; to fail to sympathize with or take care of someone

to have compassion for; to show sympathy and care for others

to provide relief aid or assistance to disaster victims; to give comfort and financial help to those in need

Money paid to a person or family to provide relief after an injury, disability, or death.

to sympathize or empathize with someone; to show pity and provide assistance to those in need

to care for with sympathy; to show concern and pity for

to feel compassion for; to pity

(idiom) to do what is right regardless of what others say; not to worry about public criticism or gossip

A short-sleeved knitted shirt shaped like a T; borrowed via Cantonese as a phonetic transliteration of the English word "shirt"

preferential treatment and compensation provided to disabled servicemen and families of martyrs or deceased personnel

to empathize down to the last detail; to show every possible consideration and meticulous care

payment and pension for government employees

to sympathize with and provide material help to someone in need

to provide comfort and relief; to console or provide aid to those in need

To keep the rich stable while providing relief to the poor; refers to a traditional strategy for governing a country and keeping the people content.

to stabilize the wealthy and provide relief to the poor; a metaphor for the way to govern and bring peace to the people

to bring relief to the people and maintain order, especially to win over public support

(literary) to be very careful in meting out punishments; to exercise leniency or caution in judicial sentencing

to provide assistance or relief to those who are poor or in need

to provide financial or material aid to poor widows

To care for and provide relief to orphans and those left alone without support.

startlingly; describing a state of being astonished or alarmed

to show sympathy for and provide aid to the sick or those in distress; to assist people in danger

To provide financial aid or material assistance to people in poverty

to provide relief or financial assistance to those in need, such as the poor or victims of a disaster

to provide relief for those in poverty and those without family support; to help the poor and the needy

to rescue those in disaster and provide relief to those suffering from misfortune

to sacrifice oneself without hesitation; to give one's life for a cause without regard for personal safety

(literary) to harbor deep grief or worry; specifically used to describe suffering the death of one's parents

to provide financial or material assistance to those in need

to feel deep pity or compassion; to sympathize with the suffering of others