Surname or given name; transliteration of the English name Marshall

common transliteration of the names Michel or Mitchell (male name)

Describing a person who has lost emotional control and is acting in an extreme or irrational way.

to rest for a brief period of time

An interval, pause, or intermittence in an ongoing process

To cease or come to an end; to stop happening, often describing rain, wind, or noise.

To take a break from work or activity to recover strength; to rest for a short period.

Michigan, a state of the United States.

quality or state of being intermittent; periodicity; occurrence at intervals

To stop doing business either temporarily for a break or permanently by closing down.

To stop walking and rest while on a journey; to take a short break during a trip.

to go to bed or sleep at night

An intermittent spring that periodically erupts with hot water or steam; abbreviation of [[间歇喷泉|間歇噴泉|jian4 xie1 pen1 quan2]]

A type of Chinese idiomatic folk saying in two parts, the first part is an image or riddle-like premise, and the second part is the punchline or intended meaning. Often the speaker only says the first part, leaving the listener to infer the rest.

to stop walking for a rest; to pause for a moment while traveling

To stop what one is doing to rest or take a break; to cease an activity.

Michigan, a state of the United States

to lodge or stay for the night

To stop working at the end of a shift or for a break

to take a rest in a cool place, especially to escape the heat

To stop what one is doing in order to rest; to pause or cease activity

(literary) to stop, cease, or disappear; to dissolve or gradually die out

winter break; specifically used for the period when a sports league or activity stops during the winter months

to suspend business or stop working during the summer heat

Lake Michigan, one of the [[五大湖|五大湖|wu3 da4 hu2]]

to take a nap or rest after lunch; to have a midday break

to stop worrying or being anxious; to be at ease

to be balding or thinning on top; commonly used to describe hair loss due to aging or illness. Modern usage often uses the character [[谢|謝|xie4]] instead of [[歇|歇|xie1]]

To put down a heavy shoulder burden for a short rest; to take a break from manual carrying

to lodge or stay for the night; to sleep for the night

(dialect) a short period of time; a little while

to stop walking and take a short rest; to rest one's legs

for a short period of time; for a moment

to close a store and stop doing business, often temporarily

to lodge for the night; to stay at a place temporarily while traveling

To take a rest in order to relieve fatigue or recover from hard work.

(dialect) used to tell someone to drop a subject or stop what they are doing; give me a break

To take a break from work or rest during the hottest days of summer

A place to stay for the night; a residence or lodging

A traditional East Asian roof style consisting of four sloping sides and a vertical gable on each of the two shorter sides; traditionally used for high-ranking officials' homes and later for common residences

to close shops and suspend business as a form of protest or strike

(bound form) the ending or final section of a song or lyric poem, particularly in traditional Chinese opera or classical poetry styles like [[词|詞|ci2]]

To stop working or moving in order to rest or catch one's breath.

to drop anchor; to moor a boat or ship

Sherlock, phonetic transcription of the English name often used in the full name of the fictional detective Holmes

full Chinese transliteration of the name of the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes created by Arthur Conan Doyle

to have a scheduled day off work; to be off-duty according to a set schedule

(literary) a large warship