to transmit, deliver, or pass something on from one person or place to another; to communicate information

express delivery; fast mail; an express package

to hand something to someone; to pass something over

to hand over; to present; to submit or deliver something in person

to increase by degrees or in sequence; to grow incrementally

A person who works for the postal service and is responsible for delivering mail; also known in Taiwan as [[邮差|郵差|you2 chai1]] or [[邮务士|郵務士|you2 wu4 shi4]].

to deliver or send out mail, documents, or official papers

to decrease one by one in a specific order; gradually falling; descending

to deliver or transmit items or information rapidly

to deliver or send items such as mail, messages, or documents; to hand over

to make a special delivery; to send something by courier

To pass or hand something over to the speaker's position

To go forward one stage at a time; to increase or develop gradually in a fixed order.

package delivery person; courier

To mail or deliver letters and packages through the post office.

A person who delivers mail or official documents; courier; mailman.

to respectfully present or submit something to a superior or a person of authority; to hand over formally

special express delivery for letters or parcels

to fill vacancies progressively or in the proper order

the process of repeating items in a self-similar way; recurrence

to pass something on from one person or hand to another; to relay or forward

(literary) to escort a criminal under guard from one place to another; formerly referred to prisoners being handed off from one local authority to the next along a route.

messenger; person who passes on information; transmitter

To pass or hand over a written slip of paper

to rise, ascend, or be promoted in a step-by-step or sequential order (e.g., of numbers, ranks, or levels)

to change gradually or in sequence; to evolve over time

to decrease, reduce, or go down by degrees; to lower in sequence or level step by step

to signal someone with one's eyes; to wink at someone

to increase sequentially or step by step; to add up one by one

recursion; recursive; recurrence

postal code; zip code (term used primarily in Taiwan)

one after another; in succession

(of singers, etc.) calling out or singing in response to one another; taking turns speaking or singing

(computing) to pass a value or an argument to a function, subroutine, or program

Describes a long and arduous journey through many mountain passes; often used to emphasize that people are separated far apart.

The process of transferring mechanical force or power from one part of a system to another

The process of transferring energy or motion through mechanical means

to send, transport, or deliver mail and packages through a postal or delivery service

A rhetorical device where ideas or items are arranged in a specific order, such as from small to large, far to near, or weak to strong, to build impact; also called [[递进|遞進|di4 jin4]].

A delivery service for printed publications, such as newspapers or magazines, where materials are sent in bulk at reduced postage rates under a contract with the post office.

to pass on stories or gossip in order to stir up trouble; to tell tales; to blab

DHL; the international courier and logistics company

DHL; the global logistics and express mail company

to change or substitute one thing for another; to alternate

the process of thermal energy moving from a higher temperature object to a lower temperature object

electronic mail system or message service

Federal Express; an American multinational delivery services company

A method of sending mail or packages using an airplane; also called [[航邮|航郵|hang2 you2]]