according to reports; according to information obtained

to be familiar with; to be well acquainted with a person, place, or situation

(written) to learn of a situation or piece of news; to find out; to get word of

Sydney, the state capital of New South Wales, Australia

(literary) to count one by one; to list in full detail; to explain clearly

to put one's heart and soul into something; with great care; devotedly

to understand thoroughly; to know clearly or possess deep insight into a matter

to know; to be informed of; to learn about; often used in formal writing or official documents

to learn about; to hear of; to be informed of. This word is often used in formal writing or professional correspondence.

(idiom) do as you see fit; do whatever you like; indicates that the speaker leaves the decision or choice entirely in the other person's hands

to receive and understand the contents of a letter or document; typically used in formal or literary contexts

(literary) to hear of; to learn of; to be informed of

(literary) to find out; to learn or ascertain information after making inquiries

to learn of or hear news with shock or alarm; usually used in formal contexts or correspondence

to do everything in one's power; to exert all of one's strength

To know or understand a situation clearly and thoroughly; to be well-acquainted with the facts or inner workings of something.

Siddhartha Gautama (563-485 BC), the historical Buddha and founder of Buddhism; the personal name of [[释迦牟尼|釋迦牟尼|shi4 jia1 mou2 ni2]] before he left home.

(idiom) matched in every small detail; to be equal in weight or ability; comparable to each other with no significant difference in quality or strength

(literary) to mobilize all of one's military forces for a punitive war; to call up every soldier

to understand someone's situation or difficulties deeply and show empathy or sympathy

to know completely; to be informed of all the details. Often used in formal letters and written communication.

(literary variant) exhaustive and thorough in every detail

evenly matched in skill or scholarship; hard to tell who is superior

Sydney or Sidney, common transliteration of the English name

to devote all of one's mind and energy to a task; to do everything in one's power

to devote all one's heart and strength to a task; to do everything in one's power

the rustling sound of clothing, leaves, or snow; any faint or soft noise

A polite expression used in correspondence to acknowledge receipt and understanding of a letter, meaning "I have carefully read and noted."

(literary) to be glad to learn of; to be happy to know

To know or perceive something with absolute clarity; to have deep insight into a matter.

minute and detailed; thorough down to the smallest detail

(idiom) meticulous and comprehensive in every detail; not missing even the smallest point

jasmine, a type of fragrant flowering plant

jasmine flower, specifically common jasmine or Spanish jasmine