To reprint or republish content that was originally published elsewhere, such as in another newspaper, magazine, or on another website.

To put down in writing; to make a record of events or information.

A substance or object that carries or transmits something else, such as energy, matter, or a biological agent; carrier in chemistry, vector in epidemiology, or a vehicle or medium in physics.

to transfer data or software from a remote system such as the internet to a local device

to bear the weight of a load; to sustain; to carry

To carry passengers or a payload, especially as a vehicle or vessel; to pick up extra passengers or freight along the way.

to overload; to exceed the weight limit or capacity of a vehicle or transport system

to be loaded to capacity; to be fully laden with goods or passengers

to load people or goods onto a vehicle or vessel; to stow

The maximum load or population that a structure, vehicle, or environment can support; carrying capacity

the weight or pressure supported by an object, such as a bridge or building; also refers to the external force acting on a physical structure

to publish a long work in installments in a newspaper, magazine, or online platform; to serialize

to bear; to carry; to sustain a weight or a heavy responsibility

To publish or carry news, articles, or images in a newspaper, magazine, or other periodical

the amount of weight, electrical power, or work that a person or machine can support or handle

A rocket used to launch spacecraft such as satellites, space probes, or crewed vehicles into a planned orbit; usually consists of multiple stages.

to transport or take passengers on board a vehicle

(idiom) extremely rare; once in a thousand years. Describes an opportunity that is very difficult to come by, usually referring to a positive event. See also [[百年不遇|百年不遇|bai3 nian2 bu4 yu4]].

to load cargo; to increase a load or capacity; (of warships or planes) to be equipped with weapons or gear; (computing) to load content, data, or a program

to transport; to carry goods, materials, or people from one place to another

to record in; to enter into a record or document; to go down in history

to unload cargo from a vehicle or transport tool

the maximum weight that a vehicle, ship, or aircraft can carry

to publish text or pictures in a newspaper, magazine, or other periodical; to record or enter into an account book

To sing and dance at the same time; used to describe a scene of festive celebration or joy.

to exceed a mechanical load limit, as in a vehicle or vessel

to transport goods; to load freight

carried within a vehicle; mounted on a car

Literally "cries of complaint fill the roads"; used as an idiom to describe a situation where popular discontent is widespread and grievances are voiced openly everywhere.

a high-frequency electromagnetic wave used in radio and electronic communications to transmit low-frequency information signals

(idiom) to return from a journey or trip with a full load; to return home having achieved great success or obtained many things

to be loaded with honors; to bring back honors or a high reputation

to be without a load; to operate without passengers or freight; used for vehicles, ships, or aircraft

fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters stationed on a warship, such as an aircraft carrier or amphibious assault ship, that utilize the ship's flight deck for takeoff and landing

a heavy load, especially on a vehicle; to carry a high-capacity or heavy burdening load

one year or half a year; refers to an indefinite but relatively long period of time

The maximum weight that a vehicle, aircraft, or ship is capable of carrying; also refers to deadweight capacity.

to transport or convey by vehicle, ship, or aircraft; to freight; to carry and deliver goods or passengers

Wanzai county in Yichun [[宜春|宜春|yi2 chun1]], Jiangxi

to carry people or passengers in a vehicle

literallly meaning praise fills the roads; used to describe a situation where someone's good reputation and the sounds of their praise are heard everywhere

(bound form) carried on a ship; carrier-borne; ship-based; used to describe systems like radar or aircraft mounted on a naval vessel

(idiom) a person of great virtue is capable of carrying heavy responsibilities or undertaking great tasks

The maximum number of passengers that a vehicle or vessel can carry

to mount a drive, partition, or file system in a computing environment

Wanzai County in Yichun City, Jiangxi province

first half of a common idiom stating that the people can support a leadership but can also overthrow it; used to describe the dual nature of power and public support

the frequency of a carrier wave in radio or telecommunications

several years; three to five years; a long time