To put all of one's energy into a task; to work or act with all one's might as if one's life depended on it.

to fight with all one's might; to struggle or wrestle against a difficult opponent or situation

a jigsaw puzzle; a game where pictures are cut into many pieces to be reassembled

to write words using phonetic symbols or alphabet letters; to transliterate

to put together or connect separate pieces; to join.

to struggle or compete for something (such as a ball in sports) with all one's might or desperately

Pinyin; the official Chinese system of romanization

to assemble or put together objects from scattered fragments; to knock together or rig up

a platter of various cold dishes, appetizers, or fruit arranged together

to risk one's life or go all out regardless of the danger; to fight or work desperately

to fight at the risk of one's life; to grapple with the enemy in mortal combat

to assemble or fit together parts to form a whole

the official system for transcribing Chinese characters into the Latin alphabet used in mainland China

an open fight or shootout between factions or rival gangs

to put up a life-and-death struggle; to fight desperately regardless of the consequences

(idiom) to assemble from bits and pieces; to combine items from disparate sources

to fight desperately; to go all-out to win; to struggle for a goal or prize

to fit or join together disparate or loose parts into a whole; to conjoin or combine

to exert all of one's strength; to do something with all of one's might

to fight or struggle desperately without regard for the odds; to push forward recklessly regardless of objective conditions or consequences

to spell incorrectly; to piece together in the wrong way

A writing system based on characters or symbols that represent the sounds of a language, such as an alphabet or syllabary

To arrange text and images according to a specific layout to create printing plates or a final master page for publication.

to engage in a bayonet fight; to charge with bayonets

(computing) A Chinese input method where the user types every letter of a syllable's pinyin to input a character.

to spell or form words; to learn characters by assembling their components

To piece together or assemble something with difficulty from various fragments or sources, such as funds or materials

spelling; orthography; the method used to spell words or Romanize characters

the military technique of bayonet combat or bayonet training

to try hard; to make every effort; to strive for something with all one's might

to exchange fire; to engage in a gunfight

to put together; to join or piece things together to form a whole

to join together; to piece together or assemble disparate parts

(computing) A pinyin-based input method where each syllable is typed using exactly two keystrokes: one for the initial and one for the final.

Taiwanese Southern Min Romanization System, the official romanization for Taiwanese Hokkien published by the Ministry of Education in Taiwan

(Taiwan colloquial) A intense showdown or fierce competition; specifically used to describe a battle for market share or a heated contest between two rivals.

the Wade-Giles system of romanization for Chinese

Wade-Giles system of romanization for Chinese; specifically refers to the system developed by Thomas Wade which was a precursor to the standard [[韦氏拼音|韋氏拼音|wei2 shi4 pin1 yin1]] system

the Wade-Giles system of romanization for Chinese

the Wade-Giles system of Chinese romanization

To work hard to make a living; to struggle, strive, or fight for success

something made up of various parts or bits gathered together; patchwork

To fight or struggle until the very end; to brave it out to the bitter end

To share a card with others, such as sharing a loyalty card to accumulate points or split benefits; to join with others to use a single card.

A brave person who is willing to risk their life or disregard all danger to achieve a goal. Originally the nickname of the character [[石秀|石秀|shi2 xiu4]] in the novel "Water Margin", it now describes anyone who works with extreme dedication and energy.

To exert every possible effort to win someone's favor; to throw oneself at someone or something to get on their good side.

Pinduoduo, a Chinese social e-commerce company founded in 2015

to save money on wedding expenses by coordinating with another couple to share restaurant bookings, photography sessions, or other arrangements