To earn a profit or gain money through business activities

(stock market) the price-to-earnings ratio; a measure of the current share price relative to its per-share earnings

an amount of money or resources remaining after expenses have been met; profit; balance

slim and graceful; used to describe a person's body, movements, or posture as being light and elegant

(literary) clear and limpid, especially when describing water

to be full of; to permeate; often used for liquids or emotions

eyes brimming with tears due to extreme emotion; deeply moved; tearful

Earnings and losses in business or finance

To assume sole responsibility for business profits or losses; used to describe an organization that is financially autonomous and manages its own risk

to go from a deficit to a surplus; to get into the black; to become profitable

well-rounded and full in physique, especially describing skin, cheeks, or one's figure

not for profit; non-profit-making

To have committed countless crimes or monstrous acts; used to describe someone whose long history of evil has reached its limit and is ready for punishment.

to be filled to the brim; full

Yingjiang County in Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan

To go from losing money to making a profit; to show a turn from loss to gain.

Yingjiang County in Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province

The house is full of guests; used as an idiom to describe a scene where many visitors or distinguished guests are present.

to fill the eyes; used to describe eyes welling up or brimming with tears

to be full of noise and clamor; used to describe a scene of loud voices and great confusion, like water boiling over

to brim over; to overflow with water; to be filled to capacity

full of joy; beaming with happiness

Literally "slaughtering people until they fill the fields"; describes a scene of mass killing or extreme bloodshed.

bright blue; glistening blue; also written as [[蓝莹莹|藍瑩瑩|lan2 ying2 ying2]]

to keep one's position of wealth or power by remaining cautious and modest; to preserve existing achievements through careful conduct when at the peak of success

proud and self-satisfied; complacent

(idiom) describes the sad or watery gaze of a beautiful young woman

(idiom) countless; in the thousands and tens of thousands

the house is full of visitors and their carriages; describes a house or business honored with a host of rich or distinguished guests

to be extremely popular with women, referring to an exceptionally handsome man so admired that women would throw fruit into his carriage until it was full

the moon starts to be eclipsed or wane once it is full; figuratively implies that things begin to decline after reaching their zenith

a small vessel is easily filled; used to describe narrow-minded or superficial people who are prone to complacency and pride

an amount that is more than what is needed; a profit or excess in accounts

filled to the brim; completely full up

used to describe a woman's figure as being lithe, graceful, and elegant

To satisfy one's own desires or greed

(idiom) a huge pile of work and papers on one's desk, meaning an accumulated backlog of tasks

to increase profits or earnings

(abbreviation) to increase profits or earnings; a short form for [[增加|增加|zeng1 jia1]] [[盈利|盈利|ying2 li4]]

a house full of distinguished visitors; guests filling the hall

(idiom) a small vessel is easily filled; describes someone who is narrow-minded and easily becomes self-complacent or satisfied with minor successes

(accounting) surplus resulting from donations; capital surplus from donated assets

diluted earnings per share; a financial ratio that calculates a company's profit per share if all convertible securities were exercised

The moon begins to wane once it reaches its fullest point; a metaphor for the idea that things start to decline once they reach their peak.

responsible for one's own profits and losses; financially autonomous and personally responsible for any financial outcome

the phase of the moon between the first quarter and the full moon, when more than half of its illuminated side is visible from Earth

Literally, reaching full capacity must result in loss or decline; used to describe how things at their peak inevitably begin to fade.

A set phrase used to describe a vast quantity; in the hundreds and thousands

a full handful of something