to guess; to surmise; to conjecture; to make a prediction based on imagination rather than facts

to suppose or suspect based on imagination or clues; to make a conjecture

to compete with others in guessing an answer or predicting a result (e.g. for sports betting or prizes)

to harbor suspicions; to have misgivings without factual basis

To solve or answer a riddle based on the clues provided.

to guess correctly; to figure out the right answer

to be suspicious and jealous of others; to harbor resentment or distrust due to suspicion

to guess blindly; to make a wild or random guess

To be unable to guess or figure out; to be unable to make out what is in someone's mind.

To play a finger-guessing drinking game where players guess the sum of fingers shown by both sides, loser drinks; also called [[划拳|划拳|hua2 quan2]] or [[豁拳|豁拳|hua2 quan2]].

Describes a boy and girl who grew up playing together as innocent playmates without any suspicion or self-consciousness

to see through someone's thoughts or intentions; to guess correctly; to figure out by guessing

to surmise or conjecture; to guess based on limited evidence

to be suspicious; to have misgivings; also used as a reversed form of [[猜疑|猜疑|cai1 yi2]] for rhyme or meter in classical poetry and drama

To try to guess a riddle or charades; to try to figure out what someone is thinking or implying when they are not being direct.

To guess or estimate something based on one's own intuition; to speculate; [[猜测|猜測|cai1 ce4]] or [[估摸|估摸|gu1 mo5]].

The Goldbach conjecture in number theory.

to be suspicious and resentful of someone; (literary) suspicion or jealousy

free from suspicion or jealousy; unsuspecting and innocent; without mutual distrust

to guess right; to figure something out by guessing

to be suspicious and distrustful of someone; to be jealous of

To have sufficient insight to correctly guess or see through something; to be able to figure out someone's true intentions.

Describes a person who is both suspicious of others and cruel or heartless

To be suspicious and fearful of others; to feel apprehensive and distrustful

traditional game involving guessing the number, parity, or color of small objects held in another person's closed hand, often played as a drinking game

To solve riddles written on lanterns during the Lantern Festival; also written as [[猜灯谜|猜燈謎|cai1 deng1 mi2]]

to solve riddles written on lanterns, typically during the Lantern Festival

to guess correctly; to make out or solve something like a riddle

to guess while carefully observing or thinking through; to scrutinize or ponder the details of something to understand its true nature

to solve a riddle or puzzle

(literary) to suspect or doubt

to guess the answer to a riddle

to be suspicious of others; to harbor doubts or misgivings

to guess or predict topics that are likely to appear on a test or examination

to take a blind guess; to speculate without any evidence or information