To get in touch with someone; to communicate or establish contact.

A person who acts as a representative for an organization or another individual to communicate and coordinate with outside parties.

to maintain and hold something together to prevent it from breaking or fading; to keep up a connection or relationship

(anatomy) a small fold or ridge of tissue that supports or checks the motion of the part to which it is attached

In biology, a group of individuals originating from a common ancestor with consistent traits and characteristics.

to be concerned about; to care for deeply

literally meaning the one who hung the bell on the tiger's neck must be the one to untie it; used as a metaphor for solving a problem by going back to the person who caused it

A word used to connect the subject of a sentence with a word or phrase that describes or identifies it; for example, the word [[是|是|shi4]] in Chinese.

to miss; to have someone or something on one's mind; to be constantly thinking of someone far away

a prisoner; to be imprisoned or held in custody

to be deeply attached to someone or something; to be unwilling to leave or let go of a person or place

(literary) to be anxious about; to be concerned for; to worry about

to be worried about something; to keep something in mind or have it weighing on one's heart

Whoever started the trouble should be the one to end it; literally "to untie the bell, you still need the person who tied the bell"

literally meaning "whoever hung the bell on the tiger's neck must untie it"; a shortened form of [[解铃还须系铃人|解鈴還須繫鈴人|jie3 ling2 hai2 xu1 xi4 ling2 ren2]]

To pursue something that is completely groundless or impossible to achieve, similar to how wind cannot be tied up and shadows cannot be caught.

literally to tie up the sun with a long rope; an idiom used to describe a desire to stop time from passing or to stay young forever young

(literary) an unmoored boat; used to describe a life of wandering or drifting without a fixed home, as well as a state of being free and unburdened by worldly cares

mutually related or interconnected; to be linked to one another

(literary) a gourd hung up rather than being eaten

To take into custody; to keep in a state of detention or confinement

To be connected or related; to be affiliated with.

to arrest and shackle; to clap in irons

To tie on, buckle up, or fasten a belt, strap, or laces.

a verb that connects the subject of a sentence to a word or phrase that identifies or describes it

to tag an animal for scientific research or tracking; to band a bird

to moor a boat; to tie up a vessel to a pier or buoy

to be imprisoned; to be held in jail

to moor or tie up an object (such as a balloon, airship, or vessel) to a fixed point

to bind; to fasten; to tie something together

waistband; girdle

A word that connects the subject of a sentence to a description or a noun phrase.

Originally referring to the person who tied a bell around a tiger's neck; used to describe the person who caused a problem or created a conflict. Often used in the phrase [[解铃还须系铃人|解鈴還須繫鈴人|jie3 ling2 hai2 xu1 xi4 ling2 ren2]].

the person who tied the bell on the tiger is the one to take it off; the person who created a problem should be the one to resolve it

to tie one's shoelaces

To pursue something that is groundless or impossible to achieve, just as the wind cannot be tied and shadows cannot be caught; to engage in a futile search or to act on groundless rumors.

to tie a red cord around the ankles; a literary metaphor for a predestined marriage or being joined as a couple

contact details; the specific method used to reach someone, such as a phone number or email address

a notebook used for daily communication between teachers and parents regarding a student's progress and assignments

literally "whoever hung the bell on the tiger's neck must be the one to untie it"; used as a proverb to mean that the person who caused a problem is the one responsible for solving it

Refers to a legend that the Old Man under the Moon ties a red cord around the ankles of two people destined to marry; used to describe a marriage predestined by fate.

to link or connect two or more things together

a word that connects the subject of a sentence to a description of that subject

to think of someone from a distance; to miss someone or keep someone in one's thoughts