To select and use; to put into practice a method, policy, or technique

to adopt, carry out, or choose to implement a policy, measure, attitude, or course of action

(of a journalist) to interview people or gather news or material for a story

to choose and purchase items, often in large quantities or for an organization or business

to gather or collect materials or information; to harvest specimens, seeds, or folk stories

to extract or exploit (natural resources such as minerals or oil); mining or exploitation

elegant manner or graceful bearing; a person's style and presence

to accept or adopt suggestions, advice, or requests

to extract minerals or ores from the earth by manual or mechanical means; the process of mining

to pick or pluck flowers, fruit, or leaves

to collect samples; to take a sample for testing or analysis

to interview a subject and write up the story for publication

To obtain or admit natural light into a building or to capture it in photography

happy and excited; in high spirits; in great delight (often mistakenly written as [[兴高彩烈|興高彩烈|xing4 gao1 cai3 lie4]])

to extract coal from a coal seam

To use heating equipment to maintain a comfortable temperature inside a building during cold weather

To draw or collect blood, especially for a medical test or donation

brilliant; splendid; wonderful

The grace, charm, or talent expressed in writing or speech; elegance of literary style.

to cut down trees for timber

To collect folk songs, local legends, or other examples of traditional local culture

To pick, gather, or harvest crops or fruit.

the expression in one's eyes or face; spirit and vigor; demeanor; mien

dispirited and downcast; in low spirits or lacking energy

to gather news or information and edit it for publication or broadcast

The process of gathering information from various sources for analysis or storage.

A buyer or purchasing agent, typically a business or professional entity involved in procurement.

to dig up or extract minerals and resources; to excavate; to mine

to forage, as of animals; to gather food for eating; to pick and eat

to extract or recover oil; oil extraction

glowing with health and vigor; radiating life and energy; beaming

(idiom) to be full of energy and vigor; glowing with health and enthusiasm

A type of regional folk opera popular in provinces south of the Yangtze River

stone pit; a place where stone or gravel is excavated for building or road construction

Friedrich Nietzsche (1846–1900), German philosopher

a staff member responsible for buying goods or supplies for a company or organization; buyer

to buy or stock up on goods, typically on a large scale for an organization or business

listless; in low spirits; dispirited; having no energy

(mining) capable of being extracted; workable; recoverable

Charlie Young (1974-), Hong Kong actress and singer

The legal right to mine or extract natural resources from a specific area; exploitation rights

to excavate; to dig for; to gather or harvest by digging, especially for resources like herbs or minerals

to draw on the strong points of others; to widely adopt the advantages of different people or groups

the mining industry; mining operations

to pick; to pluck; to gather

to extract ore or coal by stoping, a method of excavating using stepped terraces; specifically to mine backward from the end of a tunnel toward the entrance to ensure safety

to choose and buy; to do shopping for an organization or household

The percentage of a resource, such as oil or gas, that can be extracted from a reservoir

to select and collect seeds for planting