to torment; to torture

to suffer a bone fracture; a break in a bone

to do something over and over again; to act restlessly or play crazy

a reversal of progress, check, or defeat; a feeling of frustration or disappointment

complicated; full of twists and turns in a situation or plot

to convert one unit of measurement or currency into another

to manifest or show a situation, quality, or underlying nature in a figurative sense

designed to be folded into a compact shape for storage or portability

A booklet issued by a bank to record a customer's deposits, withdrawals, and current balance.

a shift in the trend of events or a significant change in the direction of a situation

to break or snap something (typically a long, thin object) into pieces, often under pressure or force

to give a discount or reduce the price of goods

to give a discount

A critical juncture or moment at which a significant change in direction, state, or fortune occurs, representing a turning point or breaking point in a process.

thoroughly; in every respect; complete

twists and turns or setbacks encountered in the course of an event

to be bowled over or filled with admiration for someone's excellence or character

twists and turns; complications in a situation

to die young or prematurely

to convert (between currencies or units)

a calligraphic flourish or stroke with many twists and undulations

to turn back

memorial to the emperor (folded in accordion form)

to fold paper; origami

to fold in two

to turn back or retrace one's steps

to find a middle ground between conflicting opinions or extremes; to reach a balance through trade-off

to keep on fighting in spite of all setbacks; to be undaunted by repeated failure

a small booklet made of a long strip of paper folded in an accordion style, used for notes or calligraphy

to suffer losses; to lose (some of one's reputation, one's fleet, one's staff etc)

folding; collapsible; portable

To successfully pass the imperial civil service examinations in ancient China.

to bend at the waist; to bow physically

rate of depreciation

a sense of frustration

opera highlights performed as independent pieces

to discount

index of refraction

to have one's life shortened (by excesses etc)

a chair designed to be folded flat for easy storage and transport, including types like deck chairs

a bed that can be folded for storage or transport

complicated developments that involve many twists and turns or going around in circles

A continuous figure composed of a sequence of straight line segments connected at their endpoints; a polygonal line or dog-leg shape.

a knife with a blade that folds into the handle; a folding knife or jackknife

Chinese punctuation mark ──, equivalent to a dash but double the length of its Western counterpart

a crease, wrinkle, or fold in a material such as cloth, paper, or skin