the sense or idea conveyed by words, text, or actions

to be willing; to be ready to do something; to agree to a request

to pay attention to; to take notice of; to focus one's mind on something

one's own definite view; decision; judgement

to agree; to consent; to approve

meaning; sense; the idea or message expressed by language or symbols

An idea, view, or suggestion regarding a matter

A polite phrase used as an apology for minor inconveniences, or when feeling shy or unworthy when giving or receiving a gift or kindness; similar to "pardon me" or "excuse me".

to mind; to take offense; to care about or keep a negative thought in one's mind

business; trade; commercial transactions

To become aware of something; to notice or sense a situation, often used with the word [[到|到|dao4]]

interesting; enjoyable; fun

to signify; to mean; to imply

satisfied; pleased; content; to one's satisfaction

mishap; accident; unforeseen misfortune

thing; gadget; plaything; often used to refer to an object, an idea, or a person with a sense of informality or mild contempt

on purpose; intentionally; willfully

to be willing or ready to do something; to be happy to help

creative; originality; to come up with a creative idea or original design

attention; the mental energy or focus directed toward a specific thing

random; casual; informal or unrestrained

meaning; significance; implication; an undertone or nuance that requires reflection to understand

arbitrary; having no specific conditions or restrictions; any random one of a set

to be aware of; to become conscious of; to recognize

to care about; to be bothered by something or take it to heart (often used in the negative)

for a special purpose; specifically for a particular task or visitor

will; determination; volition; the mental state of striving to achieve a goal or ideal

done on purpose; deliberately

in high spirits; feeling happy and comfortable

To have no desire or plan to do something; to lack interest in a particular course of action

wish; desire; will; aspiration

Intentionally; purposely; often used to describe actions done for a specific calculated effect

to take note of; to be mindful of; to look out for

an intention, purpose, or inclination; one's mind or heart set on a specific direction or goal

ill will; evil intentions; bad faith

to be satisfied with something; to find someone or something appealing

an intention, intent, or plan to achieve a goal

intention; purpose; one's mind or thoughts about something

by accident; casually; without intending to

good faith; sincerity; an honest and sincere intention

popular will; the wishes and opinions of the masses

To engage in trade; to run a business.

pleased; satisfied; comfortable; contented

to indicate or convey an intention through gestures, facial expressions, or hints

good intention; kindness; kindheartedness

to be according to one's desires; to be satisfied with how things turn out

system of ideas, values, and beliefs that form the basis of a social, economic, or political system

kindness; good intentions; benevolence