physical exercise or athletic activities performed for health or competition

fortunate; lucky

to function or be in operation as a system or process

to use, utilize, or put to use knowledge, skills, or resources, often in a flexible or skillful way

to manage and run a business or organization; business operations

the system, act, or business of moving goods or people

fate; destiny

The Olympic Games (abbreviation for [[奥林匹克运动会|奧林匹克運動會|Ao4 lin2 pi3 ke4 Yun4 dong4 hui4]])

to conduct activities or manage the internal workings of an organization, system, or project

luck (good or bad)

The Olympic Games; the Olympics.

to have good luck; to be in luck

long-distance or intercity bus service, particularly in Taiwan

increased passenger transportation around Chinese New Year

to function or work, especially of a machine, system, or organization

sports competition

the act of running or operating a business, transport service, or facility

the business or process of transporting goods by vehicle, ship, or aircraft

to transport or carry goods or people from one place to another

to forward, transfer, or transship goods or passengers in transit

the business or activity of transporting goods or passengers by sea or other water routes, and sometimes by air

freight fee; shipping costs

sports; athletic activities

fortune or luck regarding one's wealth, income, or financial status.

to carry or move heavy goods or objects from one place to another

a mathematical procedure or process such as addition or subtraction

sports shoes; sneakers

to transport or ship goods or materials to a specific destination.

bad luck, misfortune, or adversity

a shirt designed for playing sports or physical exercise

to emerge or arise at an opportune time or in response to a historical destiny

shipping by sea

to check in baggage for transport on a plane, train, or bus

luck in love or romance, often specifically referring to a man's luck with women

air transport

the price charged for transporting passengers via public or commercial transport

a person who is exceptionally fortunate or favored by luck

an enclosed outdoor space for physical activity, especially in a prison or institutional setting

waterborne transport

armored car for transporting cash or valuables

to transport or carry (goods, materials, or people)