to express gratitude; thanks; thank you

to express gratitude; to be thankful or grateful; gratitude or appreciation

used as a polite expression to show great gratitude; thanks a lot

(idiom) thank God; thank heaven; an expression of gratitude or relief that a source of anxiety has been resolved or that a feared outcome did not occur

metabolism; the biological process of converting substances into energy or new tissue as old ones are broken down, often used as a short form for [[新陈代谢|新陳代謝|xin1 chen2 dai4 xie4]]

The chemical processes occurring within a living cell or organism that are necessary for the maintenance of life, including both synthesis and decomposition.

Nicholas Tse (1980-), a prominent Hong Kong singer and actor

to express appreciation or acknowledge someone's help or hospitality with thanks

gratitude; thanks; thankful thoughts or intentions

Frank Chang-ting Hsieh (1946-), Taiwanese politician of the Democratic Progressive Party who served as the mayor of Kaohsiung from 1998 to 2005

to refuse or turn down an invitation, offer, or visitor in a polite manner

To express gratitude for a favor or kindness, often used in a formal context such as thanking a superior or a ruler.

To come to the front of the stage at the end of a performance to acknowledge the applause of the audience.

to express gratitude; to extend thanks to someone

to express thanks; to say thank you

to admit one's faults and ask for forgiveness

A letter written to express gratitude or appreciation.

to wither and fall; to wilt

Xie He (c. 5th century), a portrait painter and art theorist from the Southern Qi dynasty; most famous for formulating the Six Laws of Chinese painting in his work the "Record of the Classification of Old Paintings".

a gift given to express gratitude; an honorarium or return present

to express gratitude by giving money, goods, or actions; to thank someone with a reward or gift for their help

to thank formally or express gratitude, especially in a public setting; a public vote of thanks

to express gratitude in a respectful or formal manner; to thank someone with a bow or other formal gesture

Sergei or Sergey; a common Russian male given name

to express gratitude; to say thank you; to thank someone

polite response to an expression of thanks; don't mention it; not at all

(literary) to pass away; a polite or respectful way to say that someone has died

Sharif, a surname; specifically Pakistani politician Nawaz Sharif (born 1949)

to give a big reward; to thank someone with a generous gift or payment

To politely refuse to see or meet with visitors; to close one's door to guests.

to express deep gratitude, often by kowtowing or bowing respectfully

to express extreme gratitude; to thank someone again and again

Xie An (320-385), a statesman, military strategist, and calligrapher of the Eastern Jin dynasty noted for his victory at the Battle of Fei River; he is also known by the titles [[谢太傅|謝太傅|xie4 tai4 fu4]] and Xie Anshi

A banquet or dinner party hosted by students to express gratitude to their teachers, typically held upon graduation.

to thank the gods for their protection by offering sacrifices or holding performances

to lose the hair on the top of the head

A famous general (343-388) of the Eastern Jin Dynasty known for his victory at the Battle of Fei River; the nephew of [[谢安|謝安|xie4 an1]].

Xie Lingyun (385–433), a famous poet and writer during the [[南朝宋|南朝宋|nan2 chao2 song4]] period; known for founding the landscape style of Chinese poetry, he was also known as [[谢康乐|謝康樂|xie4 kang1 le4]] because of his title as Duke of Kangle.

to decline gratefully or politely refuse an invitation or gift

(literary) heartfelt gratitude; thanks

Shera, a person's name

A speech or written expression of thanks, often delivered at formal occasions.

to close one's door and turn away visitors; to live in seclusion and avoid contact with the outside world

(of flowers and plants) to wither and fade

to express one's gratitude or thanks in a polite and respectful manner

to politely or tactfully refuse an offer or invitation

A polite way to decline an invitation or request by citing one's own lack of ability; used to say 'I beg to be excused' or 'I am afraid I am not up to it'

(340-399) Poet and scholar of the Eastern Jin dynasty known for her intellect; niece of the statesman [[谢安|謝安|xie4 an1]] and wife of [[王凝之|王凝之|wang2 ning2 zhi1]]

a note or letter sent to express gratitude, especially in response to receiving a gift