to suit; to fit; to be appropriate for

to adapt to; to fit; to suit; to get used to

suitable; fitting; appropriate; becoming

suitable; appropriate; proper; also used in legal contexts to mean legitimate

to be suitable for use; to fit the requirements of a situation

comfortable; cozy; snug

suitable; appropriate; fitting

appropriate amount; the right quantity that is neither too much nor too little

happening at the right moment; apt for the occasion; in due course

feeling physically uncomfortable; out of sorts; indisposed

moderate; appropriate in degree

adaptability; flexibility; suitability

moderate; reasonable; halfway between two extremes; conveniently situated; appropriately located

The right or required age for a certain purpose, such as starting school or military service; being of the appropriate age.

to be suited for; to fit

Leading Chinese scholar, philosopher, and diplomat (1891–1962); he was a key leader of the New Culture Movement and a major proponent of writing in [[白话文|白話文|bai2 hua4 wen2]].

not knowing which course to follow; at a loss for what to do or who to obey

just now; a moment ago (often found in early vernacular literature)

(idiom) to stop at the right moment; to refrain from going too far or overdoing something; to do things in moderation

to produce the opposite of the desired result; to run counter to one's expectations

to meet or encounter a particular time or event by chance

to adapt to the environment or adjust to one's circumstances; acclimation

leisurely and comfortable; relaxed and at ease

(medical) The specific condition, symptom, or circumstance for which a particular treatment, medication, or surgery is appropriate.

(of products) marketable and in high demand; suited to the needs of the market

the quality of being suitable or useful for a particular purpose; suitability

the principle that only those organisms best adapted to their environment will survive and reproduce

a device used to connect different parts of a system that cannot be joined directly; adapter

marketable; saleable; appropriate to the needs of the market

to be seaworthy or airworthy; seaworthiness; airworthiness

fitting one's taste; tasty or agreeable food

peaceful and cozy; snug

to happen to occur at the same time; to coincide with; just when

agreeable; enjoyable; comfortable; pleasant

to follow; to obey; to go to for guidance or to depend on (where dí cóng is an archaic literary reading); to know which way to turn

To force something to fit an unsuitable situation by using unnatural or impractical means; to use a forced or inelegant solution; to be inflexible or follow rules blindly without regard for reality.

(742-805) personal name of the tenth Tang emperor Dezong [[德宗|德宗|de2 zong1]], who reigned from 779 to 805

(visual physiology) the adjustment of the eyes to low light conditions

(idiom) to happen to be present at the right moment; to be in the right place at the right time

quiet and comfortable; peaceful and at ease

apt; suitable; appropriate; apposite

Tang Dynasty poet known for his frontier poetry

airworthiness of an aircraft or seaworthiness of a ship

to fit the body well, especially of clothing

to conform to; to follow the wishes or needs of others; agreeable

not comfortable; experiencing physical or mental unease

Inability of an individual to harmonize with or adapt to their social, educational, or work environment, often leading to psychological distress or behavioral issues; also written as [[适应不良|適應不良|shi4 ying4 bu4 liang2]]

inappropriate; unfit; inadequate or unsuitable for a particular purpose

proper rules of etiquette and ceremony