to train or drill; to guide others through a planned process to master a skill

the process of being trained or the training itself

a lesson or moral learned from an experience, error, or failure

to assemble for training; to practice as a group

training class; training course

military training; military education and skill practice, often a required course for students in high schools and universities

training ground; drill ground; practice field

To be well-trained through systematic and rigorous practice

to undergo training; to be trained

to reprimand, rebuke, or berate someone sternly

training sessions or a period of training conducted during the winter season

to give a lecture, exhortation, or admonishment to people under one's authority

a slogan or motto set by a school to guide and inspire its students and staff

to train, or the process of training, in turns or by rotation

to educate and provide guidance; to instruct or lecture someone regarding their behavior

ancient maxims or precepts passed down from former times that serve as guidelines for later generations

To teach and warn someone about their behavior; to admonish or lecture a subordinate or student.

Instructions or moral lessons given by the head of a household to guide younger generations in conduct, education, and family management.

to interpret and explain the meaning of words and phrases in ancient texts; to provide commentary on classics

to drill or build up troops; to reorganize and train staff or personnel

The instructions, teachings, or last wishes left behind by an ancestor, a former sage, or a deceased person.

an official order, instruction, or directive, historically referring to formal documents issued by a higher government office to a lower one

A short-term training class or course; abbreviation for [[短期训练班|短期訓練班|duan3 qi1 xun4 lian4 ban1]].

a teacher's or master's instructions and teachings

to admonish and give instructions; typically used by a superior to a subordinate or an elder to a younger person

In Islam, the record of the words, actions, and silent approval of the prophet Muhammad and his companions

person who trains others; instructor or coach

to train, care for, and educate

(literary) a father's teaching or education provided at home; by extension, any instruction or guidance from one's elders

instructions or words of exhortation, especially those given by a superior to subordinates

to instruct and teach; usually refers to guidance given by an elder or superior to a younger person or subordinate

not worthy of being taken as a model or example to be followed; not to be taken as authoritative

Tang dynasty general and painter known for his gold and green landscape style; he is considered the founder of the northern school of landscape painting.

(Japanese linguistics) a way of reading kanji using the native Japanese word that matches the character's meaning, as opposed to its [[音读|音讀|yin1 du2]] reading

to lecture and scold; to admonish or reprimand

to instruct and encourage; to give a short talk or sermon of advice and encouragement

Teachings, maxims, or instructions left behind by a person of an earlier generation for their descendants.

words of instruction or admonition; formal speech of advice

(literary) to increase the population, amass wealth, and train the people in preparation for a comeback or war after a defeat; pooling and training of manpower.

to sternly lecture and correct a junior or subordinate; to severely admonish

A method of explaining word meanings in ancient texts or dialects by using contemporary language, focusing on the meaning rather than word shape or sound

a method of philological exegesis where synonymous words are used to define each other; to provide such mutual definitions (often considered a circularity to be avoided in modern lexicography)

(bound form) education provided to women within the inner chambers in ancient times; same as domestic education

military training; army drill or exercise

to train and prepare over a long period; decade of training and education in preparation for revenge or recovery

Classic educational text for tutoring children in self-cultivation, conduct, and politics, compiled by the Lü family during the Song Dynasty

to listen to instructions or a lecture from a superior or teacher; to receive a reprimand

To draw a lesson from a setback or past experience.

to reply with instructions or to issue orders in response to a request