to hope or wish for something to happen; to expect

to be disappointed; to lose hope or faith; to despair

desire; aspiration; a hope to achieve a certain goal or outcome

hopeful; promising; likely to succeed

to count on or look to someone for help; to expect something to happen; to hope for

to thirst for; to long for; to yearn for something intensely

hope or expectation for someone or something

to give up all hope; to feel that a situation is hopeless; desperation; desperate

desire; passion; lust; a strong wish to achieve a goal or satisfy a physical or psychological need

To observe the development of a situation with hesitation or doubt before making a decision.

to pay a visit to someone; to call on and show one's respect or concern

To look out over a wide area or into the far distance; to survey a view

hopeful; promising; prospective

to hope for; to long for; to wait with eager anticipation

To visit someone to show care or concern, such as a sick person or an elderly relative; to call on someone.

to have unrealistic or excessive expectations

telescope; binoculars; an optical instrument used for viewing distant objects

within sight; visible

popularity; reputation; public esteem

to raise one's head and look upward toward the sky or a high place

having no hope; without prospects; no longer having expectations for something or someone

great hopes; deep expectations

to look around or peer into the distance in search of something

prestige and reputation that command respect from others

the level or degree of hope one has for a person or outcome; one's anticipated value

to survey the scene or look into the distance from an elevated position; to scan from afar

within sight; visible in the distance

To look out from a height or a distance at the scenery

A primary school built with funds from [[希望工程|希望工程|xi1 wang4 gong1 cheng2]], which assists children in impoverished areas of mainland China.

to gaze at or stare fixedly at; to focus one's eyes and spirit on something in the distance

to shrink back or hesitate at the sight of something daunting; to flinch in the face of difficulties or danger

to look into the distance; to gaze toward something far away

to keep watch or stand guard; to look out from a high point

reputation and prestige; fame; renown

to be overjoyed at an unexpected piece of good news or a happy turn of events; to be pleased beyond one's expectations

to take a look around; to look out from a height

to look into the distance; to gaze toward a remote place

to live up to everyone's expectations; to not let anyone down

to place or pin one's hopes on someone or something

Stretching to the horizon; boundless and vast; also written [[一望无边|一望無邊|yi1 wang4 wu2 bian1]] or [[一望无垠|一望無垠|yi1 wang4 wu2 yin2]]

Literally meaning to see only the dust from the rider ahead and have no hope of catching up; used to describe being so far behind that one cannot compete or that it is too late to act

to be a person of great virtue and reputation; often used to describe respected elders with high moral standing

a gleam of hope; a very slim chance of success or improvement

to look in all directions; to glance around in a restless or curious manner

To be on the lookout for others who are carrying out a secret activity.

to be extremely disappointed; to have one's hopes completely dashed

The moon as it appears on the fifteenth day of the lunar month; also called [[满月|滿月|man3 yue4]].

to enjoy high prestige and receive the trust and confidence of the people; to meet the public's expectations

literally "to hope one's son becomes a dragon"; to have high expectations for one's children and long for them to be successful or outstanding in life