generally; in general; in most cases; normally

such; so; in this way; like this; referring to a specific nature, state, or degree

generally speaking; in general; used to introduce a statement that is true in most cases

well-matched or suited to one another, especially in marriage or regarding personal style and social status

in that way; so; thus; similar to [[那样|那樣|na4 yang4]]

in all kinds of ways; by every possible means; done using many different methods or attitudes

general nature; universality; common quality shared by various things or phenomena

Used to introduce a statement that is usually true or describes a common situation.

generally speaking; in general

of every kind; many and varied

Used to introduce a statement that is true in most cases or as a general rule

Used to avoid repeating a detailed story or to mean "thus and so" or "such and such"; in this manner

to have no other way out; forced by circumstances to act against one's will; to be completely at a loss for any better option

to lower oneself to the same level as someone else; to share the same shallow level of knowledge or character as another person, used in the negative to show one is more reasonable or mature than an opponent

various; many; all kinds of

(colloquial) what kind; what; used to ask for a reason, often following [[为|為|wei4]]

(bound form) all sorts; every kind

A broad or vague generalization that lacks specific detail or originality

The traditional eighteen types of martial arts weapons, such as the sword, spear, axe, and halberd

exactly the same; identical in every way

literally "all crows under heaven are equally black"; used to mean that bad people or things of the same type are equally evil regardless of where they are

(Buddhism) spiritual wisdom or insight into the true nature of reality

legendary master craftsman, inventor, and engineer of the State of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period

ordinary people; the average person; people in general

a broad or fundamental rule that applies in most cases

A law applicable to all citizens and general matters throughout a country; also known as [[普通法|普通法|pu3 tong1 fa3]]

just ordinary; not particularly good; mediocre

a standard or general provision in a legal document or law

Standard import and export trade where goods are bought or sold without additional processing or manufacturing occurring under custom-bond

the whole; the entire amount; overall

(Chinese medicine) the eight types of head wind; refers to different categories of chronic headaches

all kinds; various; of every description; manifold

of epic proportions; grand or heroic in scale

in many ways; various; of many kinds

The Mahaparinirvana Sutra (Mahāyāna Mahāparinirvāṇa Sūtra), also known as the Nirvana Sutra, a major Mahayana Buddhist text translated by Dharmaksema in 421; it emphasizes the importance of religious discipline and the eternal nature of the Buddha-nature in all living beings, and influenced the development of East Asian Buddhism.

the bad are the same everywhere; all evil people are equally bad regardless of where they are

Anapanasati Sutta, a Buddhist scripture translated into Chinese by An Shigao focusing on mindfulness of breathing

the Astasahasrika Prajnaparamita Sutra, also known as the Perfection of Wisdom in Eight Thousand Lines

(literary or dialectal) in this way, such, or so

(literary or dialect) so; such; like that; to such an extent

an alternative name for the Mahaprajnaparamita Shastra, a major Buddhist commentary on the perfection of wisdom sutras traditionally attributed to Nagarjuna

(idiom) to put up innumerable obstacles; to make things difficult in every possible way

to flatter or fawn upon someone in every possible way

to fawn over someone using every possible means; to curry favor through persistent and assiduous flattery

(electrical engineering) a solenoid or coil

literally whether one carries something on one's back or in one's arms, it is equally heavy; used to describe a situation where no matter how you handle it, the effort or difficulty remains the same

to indulge in pleasure; to amuse oneself; to be obsessed with play

to pace back and forth; to linger at a place or stay over; to hover or spiral.

to enjoy oneself; to have fun