to decide; to resolve; to make up one's mind

to solve, resolve, or settle a problem, dispute, or issue

firm; determined; uncompromising in attitude or action

The final match or round of a competition to determine the rankings; finals

A policy decision or a strategic plan; a resolution

firm resolution or will; determination

a formal decision made by a group or committee during a meeting; to adopt a decision or pass a resolution by majority vote

a formal court decision or verdict issued by a legal authority

to decide by vote; to express one's opinion in a meeting by raising hands or casting a ballot to reach a collective decision

under no circumstances; absolutely not; simply cannot

to be decided by; to hinge on; to be up to

the final match or series of matches in a sports competition or tournament

match or round played to determine who will move on to the final; usually consisting of two matches where the winners advance

To resolve a dispute or issue a penalty through legal, arbitration, or administrative proceedings; a formal decision or judgment made by such authorities

the right to cast a vote in a meeting or on a formal proposal

A formal fight between two people, traditionally following a set of rules and using weapons like swords or pistols, to settle a dispute or grievance.

to put a condemned person to death

to engage in a fight for final victory or supremacy

to vote down, veto, or overrule an opinion or proposal

the quality of having a decisive or conclusive effect; decisiveness

to make a decision; to determine or resolve to do something; to be determined

to make a firm resolution; to resolve to do something

policymaker; decision-maker

(court) verdict; written judgment issued by a court of law, typically containing the main text, facts, and reasoning for the decision

to determine who wins or loses; to decide the final outcome of a competition

The authority or right to make a final decision

final accounting or a report on the execution of an annual budget or fiscal period

A decision or judgment reached through consideration

to make a fast decision or reach a prompt resolution

To remain undecided or hesitant; to waver back and forth without making up one's mind.

formal resolution or motion passed at a meeting

prerequisite; premise; a condition that must be met or settled before something else can happen

to put a criminal to death by shooting; same as [[枪毙|槍斃|qiang1 bi4]]

A vote in which all citizens of a country or area decide on a specific proposal or policy; often used during major national changes; also called [[全民公投|全民公投|quan2 min2 gong1 tou2]] or [[公投|公投|gong1 tou2]]

To completely sever relations or break off a relationship with someone or an organization.

to firmly sever relations with someone or something; to break off a connection or habit

The right or power to reject a bill or resolution, especially the power held by a head of state or the permanent members of the UN Security Council.

(idiom) pending a decision; hanging in the balance; remaining unresolved after a long delay

to have one's mind made up; to resolve to do something

a final round of voting held to determine a winner when previous rounds were inconclusive; runoff

(of a watercourse or dam) to be breached or burst; to wash away an opening in a dike

to hinge on; to be decided by; usually followed by [[于|於|yu2]]

(idiom) to fight a quick battle to force a quick decision; to settle a matter or finish a task as quickly as possible

to be decided by the public or a majority; to make a joint decision on an important matter

The seed of the sicklepod plant used in traditional medicine to treat eye diseases, high blood pressure, and constipation

To make up one's mind; to determine a course of action.

The philosophical theory that all events and actions are determined by external causes or laws of nature rather than free will.

Describing a firm and decisive manner, often without hesitation; decidedly.

as yet undecided; unsettled; still outstanding or unsolved