to bring into; to channel into; to integrate or absorb into something else, often used for abstract things like plans, systems, or categories

to pay or hand in money or goods, such as taxes, fees, or dues, according to regulations

to pay taxes or tax duties to the government

(loanword) Nazi; refers to the National Socialist German Workers' Party led by Hitler after World War I; short for [[纳粹党|納粹黨|na4 cui4 dang3]]

Individual or entity obligated by law to pay taxes directly to the government

to pay or hand over a required amount of money or goods to the state or an organization; commonly used for taxes, fees, or dues

To take in or admit; to absorb or accept something such as people, ideas, or capital.

to have the capacity for; to hold or contain within a certain space

To summarize, conclude, or categorize information from facts or opinions.

A unit of length equal to one billionth of a meter; also used as the prefix "nano-" for things related to nanotechnology.

Arsenal Football Club; a professional soccer team based in London

To accept or adopt something such as advice, a suggestion, or an opinion.

to accept or adopt suggestions, advice, or requests

to be puzzled, perplexed, or bewildered by something that one does not understand

Jonathan (name)

Vienna, the capital city of Austria

Ronaldo; refers to famous Portuguese or Brazilian soccer players including Cristiano Ronaldo and Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima

Nasdaq, the American electronic stock exchange and its composite index

The Santana car model, a Volkswagen brand produced in Shanghai

Cannes, a city in France known for its international film festival

Rafael Nadal (born 1986), a Spanish professional tennis player.

to receive or admit people into an organization or group

Ghana, a country in West Africa

Diego Maradona (1960-2020), Argentine footballer

Indiana; a state in the United States

The Roman goddess of love and beauty, equivalent to the Greek goddess Aphrodite.

Monaco; a small country in Western Europe located on the French Riviera

Naxi ethnic group of southwest China

A person who handles money, bills, or bank transactions; a teller.

the male given name Donald

Horatio Nelson (1758-1805), British naval hero; also used generally for the name Nelson

Tennessee, a state in the southeastern United States

Used for the surname Nash, such as for John Nash or Steve Nash.

Nashville, the capital of the US state of Tennessee

Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, located in the southern part of [[云南|雲南|yun2 nan2]] Province.

(loanword) technology or device used to detect underwater objects by transmitting and reflecting sound waves

The fictional world in the children's fantasy stories by C.S. Lewis

cashier; teller; treasurer

A foreign name transcribed into Chinese, most commonly corresponding to the English names Tanner or Donald

to seek a cool place or enjoy the cool breeze in hot weather

O'Connor (surname); refers to various people such as the Irish journalist Thomas Power O'Connor (1848–1929)

North Carolina, a state in the southeastern United States.

Indiana, a state of the United States

North Carolina, a state in the southeastern United States

Gardner, used as a name

A polite phrase used when offering a gift to someone, asking them to kindly accept it despite its perceived small value.

South Carolina, a state of the United States

The Seine River in France, which flows through Paris and into the English Channel.