established rule, custom, or practice; social etiquette or manners

rectangular array of elements or numbers, commonly used in mathematics and linear algebra

turning force that causes rotation; torque; torsion; twist

to follow established rules and customs; to behave in a conventional way or toe the line; sometimes used to describe being inflexible or lacking in creativity

a four-sided shape with four right angles; also known as [[长方形|長方形|chang2 fang1 xing2]]

old rules and regulations; convention; established practice

behaving in a well-behaved, orderly, or law-abiding manner; following rules and social norms

(physics) torque; moment; moment of force; the rotational effect produced by a force applied to an object, calculated as the product of the force and the perpendicular distance from the axis of rotation to the line of action of the force (the moment arm)

to follow the rules; to abide by established standards or laws

To go beyond what is conventional or proper; to transgress established rules or boundaries.

To lack manners or fail to follow established rules of conduct

(idiom) to follow the compass and go with the set square; to follow the rules and behave with correctness and caution; to act strictly according to established standards of conduct

(statistics) the central moment of a probability distribution

a set of instruments comprising compasses, set square, spirit level, and plumbline

compasses, set square, and straight line marker; established standards, norms, or rules that must be followed

a carpenter's square or set square used to measure and draw right angles; also known as [[曲尺|曲尺|qu1 chi3]] or [[角尺|角尺|jiao3 chi3]]

the expected value of a power of a random variable, specifically a moment taken about the origin (zero)

T-square or T-rule used for drawing straight lines and as a guide for set squares

An idiom from Mencius meaning that without standards or rules, nothing can be accomplished; emphasizes the necessity of following established guidelines.

to be conformist and follow the established norms or rules; strictly upright and following etiquette

adjoint matrix in linear algebra

an example or model left by predecessors

(automobile) torque converter

a logarithmic scale used by seismologists to measure the size of earthquakes in terms of the energy released

to strictly follow the rules; to behave in a law-abiding way and observe all social norms

to be dressed in scholarly clothes and show refined manners; describes a person with a dignified appearance and proper etiquette

one must follow rules to achieve results; lit. without a compass and a square, one cannot make squares and circles

without rules, how can anything be achieved; one must follow established rules and standards to succeed

to have no manners; to be rude or ill-bred

the Norma constellation; a small southern constellation known as the Level or Square

a regular or dignified pace; metaphorically describes conduct that is meticulously correct and strictly follows etiquette and rules

(literary) rules and standards of conduct; a pattern or model; originally referring to a carpenter's square

To establish rules or standards; to set down the law

to consider oneself and others so that everyone gets what they need; to use oneself as a measure for treating others with empathy and fairness

the way of treating others as one would wish to be treated; the Confucian principle of using one's own feelings as a guide for how to treat others

Pei Ju (died 627), a prominent official and diplomat of the Sui and early Tang dynasties known for his extensive knowledge of Central Asian geography and customs; author of the "Xiyu Tuji" (Illustrated Records of the Western Regions).

to strictly adhere to rules and standards; to be well-behaved or conform to established etiquette and laws

Nuojuluo; a monk at the beginning of the Tang dynasty who lived in Sichuan and was possibly originally an immigrant

to transgress or overstep the boundaries of what is considered proper or lawful

To follow rules and established customs without overstepping; to behave in a law-abiding way.

To follow the rules and abide by established customs or laws; to be well-behaved.

torque; torsion; the twisting force that causes rotation

(of compasses and squares) to be laid one on top of another; to overlap