to believe something to be true; to be convinced of; to accept as true

related; relevant; pertinent; to be interrelated; correlation in a mathematical or statistical sense

quite; fairly; considerably; to a certain degree

Existing or changing in relation to something else; relatively; comparatively; not absolute

to compare with one another

the actual facts of a matter; the real situation or circumstances

mutually; reciprocally; each other; same as [[互相|互相|hu4 xiang1]]

To correspond or be relevant; to match or fit a certain situation; appropriately; relevant; appropriate.

identical; the same; alike; to be the same

each other; one another; describes two or more people treating each other with the same attitude or behavior

(abbreviation) camera; a device for taking photographs

to interact, associate, or deal with one another (often modified by an adverb of manner like 'well' or 'easily')

used at the start of a sentence or clause to introduce a statement that contrasts with or reverses what was just said

to be equal to or roughly the same as

to resemble; to be alike

(originally in Chinese opera) for an actor to strike a brief pose after entering the stage or finishing a dance to show the character's spirit; to make a debut or perform on stage

in succession; following closely; one after another

prime minister or premier of a country with a parliamentary system; specifically used for the heads of government in countries like the UK or Japan

to be romantically involved or in love with one another

to encounter someone; to meet each other; to come across

to have a gap or difference between two things

to tally; to conform to; to agree with; to be consistent with

to be acquainted with each other; to get to know one another

to be joined together; to connect with each other

A traditional Chinese comedic performance consisting of witty dialogue and banter; usually performed as a duo, it relies on four skills: speaking, imitating, teasing, and singing.

a photograph or image of a person

to be together; to accompany one another; to keep someone company

to take a photograph; to snap a picture

to be closely related; to have a strong connection

a person's appearance; physical looks; countenance

to see each other; to meet in person

a machine for taking photographs; an optical instrument consisting of a lens, shutter, and film compartment

to meet a prospective spouse for the first time with the intent of evaluating them for marriage; often arranged by a matchmaker or parents

to be close or similar; having only small differences in nature, character, or appearance

to run into each other; to crash together; to bump into each other

(of a negative situation) changed in appearance or method but remains the same in essence; covert; in disguise

to meet together; to gather or assemble

to yearn or pine for a lover; to miss each other dearly

to adjoin; to border on; to be neighbors or located next to each other

correlation; relevance; associativity

to agree on a meeting place or time; to reach a mutual agreement

a book with pages for holding and displaying photographs

to be apart from one another; separated by a certain amount of space or time

a person's facial features or physical appearance; looks

to compete or fall over each other in an eagerness to do something

to be equal; to have the same quantity, weight, or degree

To be physically connected or joined, such as rooms or waterways

to be separated by a certain distance; to be away from each other

to meet by chance; to come across each other