A summary or abstract; a short version of a text that contains only the most important information.

to take off or remove something worn on the head or face, such as a hat or glasses, or something attached, like a door from its hinges

to pick or pluck flowers, fruit, or leaves

To surgically remove a diseased or redundant organ, tumor, or part

to pick; to pluck; to harvest, such as picking fruit or tea leaves

A collection of summarized articles, excerpts, or condensed versions of literary works; an abstract or summary.

to select and copy down specific portions or key points from a text or speech

To select and edit excerpts from a text; to compile a digest or selection of information.

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

To remove one's headgear

to translate selected passages or highlights

to point out mistakes and criticize or censure them; to find fault with

to pick or pluck flowers; to gather floral blooms

To select and publish excerpts or highlights of a text

to quote or cite a passage from a text

to pick or harvest fruits and vegetables

to take off a hat or cap; (figuratively) to be cleared of an unfair charge or to have a negative label or stigma removed

to expose or bring to light hidden misdeeds; to lodge a formal complaint or bring charges against someone for a crime

To select and record key points; to excerpt and write down information

(literary) to write in clichés without originality by simply stringing together existing phrases from other works; to labor over wording in a pointless or uncreative manner

(literary) to choose or select; to pick out from among a group; same as [[抉择|抉擇|jue2 ze2]]

A collection of summaries or excerpts from newspapers

To pick out and record beautiful or useful phrases from other people's writing.

To pick something off; to pluck from a tree; to take something down from a shelf or one's body.

to borrow money from someone else

to deprive an official of their post or remove them from office, specifically by taking away their seal of authority; usually done for major negligence

To expose evil-doers and reveal their hidden conspiracies or secret crimes; often used to praise an upright and efficient administration

to reach for the stars; used to describe being at a great height, especially of tall buildings

to take down a signboard; to disqualify an organization or business for violations

To make key extracts from a document; to record the main points of an official letter or record.

to quote isolated passages or lift sentences out of context; to fragment others' work to create a new composition

To harvest an organ from a living person; specifically used in the context of organ transplantation without the donor's consent.

Reader's Digest; a popular international general-interest family magazine known for its condensed articles