to conduct or carry out a formal or lasting activity; to be in progress or underway

To go or come into a place; to join a group or organization

to a greater degree or extent; more deeply (used as an adverb or attributive)

To enter from the outside toward the speaker

To go in or enter, moving from the outside to the inside and away from the speaker's current location.

To promote, advance, or boost a cause, idea, or development; to speed up or stimulate progress.

To push on or move forward; to drive ahead, often used for military advancement or physical movement.

high-level or well-developed in skills, technology, or social progress

to import goods from abroad; imported

To improve or advance from an earlier state; an improvement or advancement in quality or state

To introduce or import from outside or abroad, such as new technology, capital, or specific breeds.

to advance and launch an assault against an enemy in a military or general context

to make headway or advance in a process

to change the original state of something to make it better, more advanced, or more sophisticated

The course of events or the sequence of changes and developments in a project or situation; progress or course.

to enter on foot; to step into

to kick or throw the ball into the goal or basket

To go forward, forge ahead, or make progress.

to break or storm into a place without permission; to enter forcefully

Used to link two clauses to show that the second action or state follows from and builds upon the first; proceeding to the next step; subsequently; furthermore.

The business of buying and selling goods between countries; importation and exportation

to march or advance; used for military forces moving forward to attack or engage

the rate or speed at which work, study, or a project is advancing; a schedule or planned speed of progress

Abbreviation for the China Association for Promoting Democracy, [[中国民主促进会|中國民主促進會|zhong1 guo2 min2 zhu3 cu4 jin4 hui4]].

to score (a goal, point, or basket) in sports

to promote, enhance, or further; to make progress in something like friendship, health, or understanding

To go to town; to enter a big city to live or work or to visit the city center.

To go in and out; to pass through

to show initiative and strive for progress; to push forward with one's goals and keep forging ahead

(of biological species) to evolve; to develop gradually from a simpler to a more complex state

to enter a place or organization and establish a presence there; specifically used for military units or official organizations setting up a base of operations

to rush in; to charge in; to storm into a place

To walk through a door or gate; to go inside

radical; extreme; eager for change or progress; used to describe people or ideas that favor fundamental and revolutionary reform

To be drawn into or engulfed in a situation, often involuntarily.

To enter a stadium, arena, theater, or examination hall; to go onto a field or stage

To squeeze into a space; to enter a place by crawling or pushing through a narrow opening.

to have a meal; to take in food

to take big steps forward; to forge ahead or make progress toward a goal

To take further actions on a matter or continue a previous task

to purchase or bring in goods for a shop or business to sell; to stock up on merchandise

to further one's studies or take a refresher course, often to improve professional skills (can also function as a noun)

to buy goods or stocks; to purchase; to buy up

to buy or purchase in large quantities; to procure or stock up on goods

to advance or move forward; to march at a steady pace

(historical) A 1958-1960 mass campaign in mainland China aiming for rapid industrial and agricultural growth, which resulted in severe economic hardship and famine.

to arrive at a stop or platform (of a train, bus, etc.)

to infiltrate; to sneak into a place or group by deception

To enter or proceed to the national capital; to go to Beijing.