it looks as if; apparently; gives the impression that (often used to introduce a judgment or inference)

to stand up; to rise to one's feet

To call to mind; to recall; to suddenly think of something from the past.

to improve in health or condition; to get well; to take a turn for the better

to sound; to sound like

To lift something up with one's hands; to pick up.

to be unable to lift or move something with one's hands

To start trembling or shivering; describes the appearance of shaking.

To join separate pieces into a single whole; to assemble or piece together

To begin to boil; to start to bubble.

To begin the action of using something

To begin to laugh.

all told; in total; when everything is counted up

To begin to feel tense, anxious, or keyed up.

To conceal something; to hide away or go into hiding.

To begin to act or to get moving

To start talking about something; to mention a topic or person

To start running; to begin moving at a fast pace

(colloquial) to get enthusiastic; to go all out; to throw oneself into a task with all one's might

Literally "to string tofu on horsehair, it cannot be lifted"; used to mean someone or something is too weak to be worth supporting, or as a pun on [[提|提|ti2]] to mean a topic is not worth mentioning

To become happy or glad; to begin feeling cheerful.

(Taiwan colloquial) to do something with full energy; to get enthusiastic; to throw oneself into an activity wholeheartedly

to bulge or swell up; to puff out

To start becoming prosperous, flourishing, or highly developed; to be in the process of developing.

To start to quarrel, squabble, or argue loudly.

To start shouting or yelling

To move from a lying position into a sitting position.

Used to evaluate the process of learning, often followed by an adjective to indicate how something feels when being learned

To found, establish, or set up something.

To grow powerful and flourishing; typically used in the context of nations or states.