To copy the writings, homework, or ideas of others and present them as one's own; to lift content without permission

(finance) to buy assets or stocks when prices are at their lowest; bargain-hunting

to envelop or attack from the side or rear; to outflank

to send a duplicate of a document or email to a related person or department; to CC a recipient

to write or copy something by hand

to copy by hand or transcribe from an original text

To copy or transcribe exactly from an original text.

to make a copy of; to transcribe from an original document

A small slip of paper containing information for cheating on an exam; also used generally for any small note used for quick reference or portability.

to search a home and confiscate the property or possessions within it

A hand-copied book or transcript; a manuscript of calligraphy. It is also written as [[钞本|鈔本|chao1 ben3]] and was historically called [[写本|寫本|xie3 ben3]].

To fold one's arms across the chest or tuck them into opposite sleeves.

To search a property, inventory the items found, and seize the possessions of a criminal or illegal goods; to raid

to select and copy out passages or information from a text; to make extracts

1. To travel along the shortest path to reach a destination. 2. To attempt to achieve a goal by using a fast or clever method instead of doing things the hard way.

to make copies of a text or manuscript and pass them from person to person; to be transmitted through successive copying

to execute an entire family and confiscate their property; used as a set phrase to describe a severe collective punishment

a handwritten copy of a book; a manuscript copy made before printing became common

A copy or duplicate made from an original document, often used for official records or sent to relevant departments for reference.

to receive and record a radio signal or telegram

To take a smaller, side path or back road instead of the main road in order to save time or travel a shorter distance.

To copy from a transcript or a second-hand source rather than from the original; to transcribe indirectly.

to loot, plunder, or seize property by force

to search and confiscate contraband or property linked to a crime

(derogatory) a person who plagiarizes or copies others' writings

copyist; amanuensis; scribe

to confiscate a person's property and execute their entire family in old China

To circle around and attack from the rear; to cut off an enemy's retreat by getting behind them.

To search a person's body or clothing to check for hidden items; also written as [[搜身|搜身|sou1 shen1]].

to search for and seize; to ferret out and confiscate illegal goods

to copy and use others' methods, experiences, or writing without original thought; to plagiarize

To take a shorter route instead of the usual longer one.

in short; to sum up in a single sentence; to cut a long story short

To plagiarize from various sources; to patch together a work by stealing from many different authors.

to prepare a crib sheet for an exam; to cheat by copying

to close in from the rear and both sides; to outflank and envelop; to round up or mop up

extracts or excerpts from historical records

(colloquial) crib notes used for cheating in an exam

To search and shut down an illegal radio or cable television station

to raid a gambling house or an illegal gathering for the purpose of making arrests

to take or buy the entire stock or the whole of something

to plunder or pillage using force

To make paper from pulp; specifically refers to the traditional process of dipping a screen into pulp, draining, and drying the sheet.

scribe; copyist of religious texts or scriptures

a small hand net used to scoop fish out of water

scribe; copyist; pen-pusher

to conduct a police raid on a gambling establishment; to search and arrest those at a casino

to take a shorter route; to cut across

To take a shorter route than the usual one.