The cost of a product or service expressed in terms of money

strict; rigorous; stringent; tight

a distinctive manner, mode, or characteristic of expression, such as in art, literature, architecture, or behavior

qualifications, conditions, or identity needed to participate in an activity or perform a task

The unique qualities of a person's nature, disposition, or temperament.

qualified; meeting the required standard; to qualify; up to standard; eligible

The internal arrangement, layout, or overall pattern of something; the way something is structured or organized.

The sum of a person's psychological traits, temperament, and behavioral patterns.

Scotland; one of the three constituent parts of Great Britain located north of England

standard form; specification; pattern or style (e.g. for documents or designs)

standardized requirements or norms; technical parameters for products or materials

especially; particularly; more than usual or beyond the normal scope

England; the country in the southern part of Great Britain

Baghdad, the capital city of Iraq

a form, table, or list with rows and columns for entering information

The price of a commodity or service in the open market

the rate at which products, individuals, or tasks meet a required standard; qualification rate; compliance rate

Green or Greene (name)

Prague, capital of the Czech Republic

to pass a test or examination; to reach a required standard

to wrestle; to grapple; to engage in a fistfight or close-quarters combat

the English name Grey or Gray

a pattern of squares; checkered design

Grant (English name)

Manchu title for the daughter of a nobleman or a princess during the Qing Dynasty.

a common Western female name, such as Margaret or Marguerite

to have the right, qualifications, or credentials to do something; to be entitled or eligible

one's character, morals, and integrity

The Soviet secret police; also refers to a member of the KGB.

A technique in film and television where moving images suddenly stop to create the effect of time standing still; freeze frame or stop motion.

Georgia (a country in the Caucasus region)

The style, tone, or artistic character of a literary or artistic work

a match or series of matches held to determine which individuals or teams have the right to compete in a subsequent competition

Gree; a major Chinese home appliance manufacturer and brand, known primarily for air conditioners

Friedrich Engels (1820-1895), a German socialist philosopher and co-founder of Marxism who co-authored the Communist Manifesto with [[马克思|馬克思|ma3 ke4 si1]]

To overstep the bounds of what is proper or expected; to behave improperly or excessively.

Ferguson (name)

certificate of inspection, conformity, or quality; permit indicating that an item or person has passed required standards

an imaginary paradise on earth or remote utopia, based on the 1933 novel "Lost Horizon" by James Hilton

To meet a required standard or condition; qualified; up to par; presentable.

the build and physical health of a human or animal body; bodily health

A common surname of Indian origin, often used for people of the Sikh faith.

Douglas (name)

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831), a German philosopher and influential proponent of absolute idealism who developed the dialectic method

(idiom) completely incompatible; out of place; inharmonious, like a square peg in a round hole

A masculine given name (transliteration).

To rise in status, rank, or position; to be promoted or upgraded to a higher level.

Connecticut, a state in the northeastern United States

A short, memorable statement that serves as a guide for behavior or expresses a general truth; motto; aphorism.