to plan; to intend; to contemplate; to think about or consider a course of action

To find a mathematical value by using numbers; to compute or count.

To be considered as; to be regarded as (having a certain quality or status)

even if; even though; granted that. This colloquial term often works with [[也|也|ye3]] to express a hypothetical situation.

A modern electronic device for high-speed data processing and calculation; a more formal term for [[电脑|電腦|dian4 nao3]]

a plan of estimated income and expenses for a set period of time

To not calculate or include; to not be considered as something.

let it pass; skip it; used to drop a matter or indicate that something is no longer required

to calculate income and expenses for a specific period in order to settle a bill or close an account, or the process of doing so

finally; at long last; indicates that something desired has finally happened after a long time or significant effort

to have the last word; to be the one in charge or have the power to make decisions

to examine and calculate; to audit or total; business or financial accounting or assessment

To survey, measure, and calculate based on data.

to clear or square accounts; to liquidate a company's assets and finances

to calculate roughly; to make an assessment or evaluation

arithmetic; method of calculation; algorithm (step-by-step procedure for calculation)

worth the price or effort; cost-effective; value for money

To be valid or effective; to matter or honor a promise

To be considered or regarded as; to be worthy of being called

to calculate or reckon based on known data; to work out or extrapolate using figures

to perform calculations according to mathematical rules

to plot against someone in secret; to scheme or stab someone in the back

to calculate or reckon figures; to estimate costs

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

The likelihood or chance of winning; to be sure of success

to think carefully about a situation; to calculate, figure, or scheme in one's mind

to predict a person's future or luck based on their birth time and date; fortune-telling

To calculate a bill or balance the books.

A system of geographically separate computer systems connected by communication lines to share resources and exchange information

to calculate the equivalent value of something in a different unit or currency

to convert or exchange one value for another, such as when calculating exchange rates between currencies or evaluating the trade-in value of property

a traditional Chinese counting tool consisting of a rectangular wooden frame with beads on rods

worthwhile; to be a good deal or a bargain

the branch of mathematics dealing with numbers and basic calculations; a method of counting or calculating

electronic calculator or calculating device, such as an abacus or slide rule

meticulous planning and careful accounting; to budget strictly and be very careful with resources to save money

to count as; to be considered as; to treat something as something else

electronic computer; a high-speed data processing system that can receive, store, and process data according to programmed instructions; often shortened to [[计算机|計算機|ji4 suan4 ji1]] or referred to as [[电脑|電腦|dian4 nao3]]

an approximate calculation or budgetary estimate, especially a preliminary budget proposal made before formal legal approval

A harmful computer program that can copy itself and interfere with the normal operation of a computer; also referred to as [[电脑病毒|電腦病毒|dian4 nao3 bing4 du2]] or simply [[病毒|病毒|bing4 du2]].

a plan or calculation based on what one wants to happen rather than on reality; smug calculation; to count one's chickens before they are hatched

Not be anything serious; not be very impressive; not count as anything.

A government budget presented as a bill or proposal for approval.

a computer with a high-level computational capacity compared to a general-purpose computer

the study of computers and computing, including both theoretical and practical aspects

a mathematical or computational operator; also used for the logic-based concept of a functor

to perform mathematical calculations by following specific principles, theorems, or formulas

a mathematical expression or formula consisting of numbers and symbols used for calculation; equation

(idiom) rigorous schemes and deep foresight; to be experienced and shrewd in planning; calculating