without a doubt; there is no need for suspicion

rather go without than accept something of poor quality; would prefer to have a vacancy or shortage than to fill it with something or someone substandard

There is no need to avoid or hide the truth; to be able to speak frankly without reservation.

to have no need; to not have to; to be unnecessary

rather; it would be better to; used to indicate that of two choices, the latter is preferable, often used in the [[与其|與其|yu3 qi2]] ... wú nìng pattern

no need to; there is no need for; used to indicate that an action or fact is unnecessary or self-evident

keep calm and be patient for a moment; do not be impatient

give me liberty or give me death; literally "not free, better to die"

(idiom) a humble way to say that your opinion is nothing extraordinary or is a familiar point of view

better to be the beak of a bird than the rump of an ox; better to be a leader of a small group than a follower in a large one

Originally the name of a legendary giant during the Xin Dynasty; now used to describe a person or thing of enormous size. Modern usage is almost always written as [[巨无霸|巨無霸|ju4 wu2 ba4]]

(literary) Used to express a polite or tentative rhetorical question; is it not possibly...

(variant form) a calamity or disaster that strikes out of nowhere; an unforeseen trouble

(literary) do not forget

To remain intent on recovering lost national lands, referencing the state of Qi using [[莒|莒|ju3]] as a base to retake seventy-two cities from the state of Yan

to not bring shame to one's post; to be faithful to one's official responsibilities

Do not treat an innocent person unjustly, and do not let a criminal escape punishment.

cannot; don't; should not (Southern Min / Hokkien)

not have to; do not need

Wait quietly and do not be impatient.

official of the Qin Dynasty and author of a famous calligraphy primer

a type of bird resembling a quail