to read aloud with expression; to declaim; to recite poems or texts theatrically

to recite from memory; to repeat learned text aloud

to read aloud; to recite; to chant; to read out loud, especially poetry or classical texts

to recite or chant religious scriptures such as sutras

to read aloud or recite rhythmically (especially poetry or classical texts)

to be widely known or on everyone's lips, particularly in reference to poetry, literature, or famous lines

to read out loud; to recite, often in a low voice or as part of a religious practice

To read a text to oneself without making a sound

to memorize a text and be able to recite it from memory

to have memorized a text so well through reading that one can recite it aloud

(of a story or piece of writing) to be shared, retold, and admired across many generations

Li Song (761-806), personal name of the eleventh Tang emperor [[顺宗|順宗|shun4 zong1]], who reigned from 805 to 806.

To be able to recite something after seeing it just once; describes someone with an exceptionally strong memory.

to study by chanting or reciting aloud; reading aloud; to learn through recitation

To chant or recite to the accompaniment of stringed instruments; historically, to sing poetry with music or recite it without music.

to tell; to inform; same as [[告诉|告訴|gao4 su4]]

To repeat someone's words immediately after they have spoken to confirm that the message was received and understood correctly.

Widely known and praised by every household; originally used to describe poetry or literature that is so excellent it is recited by everyone.

poems written specifically for expressive public reading and performance

to chant praises for someone's virtues and achievements; to eulogize or flatter someone excessively

to praise or eulogize through poetry or song; to sing in honor of someone or something

liaison (in phonetics); a loanword term for the process where a normally silent final consonant is pronounced before a following vowel

(literary) to read aloud or recite from memory with expression and intonation

to chant or recite aloud; to intone poetry or scriptures

a platform or stand used for reciting scriptures; a lectern

To chant or read aloud from a text and explain its meaning, especially regarding the Chinese classics.

a learning disorder characterized by difficulty reading or interpreting words and symbols and letters

legendary immortal and rain master from the time of Shennong in Chinese mythology

to recite the name of the Buddha silently (in one's heart or mind)