to explain; to interpret; to analyze or expound on a meaning or concept

To set someone free from detention or imprisonment; to liberate

to release a prisoner conditionally before the completion of a sentence, or the status of such a release

To release a prisoner or suspect on bail after a guarantee is provided

to explain, annotate, or decode a text or concept; to provide a specific artistic interpretation, such as of a role or musical piece

to make a liquid thinner or weaker by adding water or another solvent; to reduce the concentration of a substance

Money paid as a guarantee to allow an accused person to be released from custody while awaiting trial; recognizance

to let go of a feeling or memory; to get over a traumatic experience, misgiving, or resentment

to explain and interpret a difficult topic or idea; to expound

to explain the meaning of a text by adding notes; to add a comment or explanatory note

to be released from prison; to obtain one's freedom; to be set free

(literary) relieved and at ease; the feeling of peace that comes when doubts, suspicions, or misunderstandings are cleared up

(idiom) to love or like something so much that one is reluctant to let go of it; to find something utterly irresistible

(idiom) to have a weight off one's mind; to feel extremely relieved after finishing a task or being freed from a responsibility

to explain or interpret the meaning of a word, phrase, or text

Gautama Buddha (c. 563–483 BC), the founder of Buddhism; originally named Siddhartha Gautama, he is also referred to by the short form [[释迦|釋迦|shi4 jia1]]

to explain or clarify difficult points or intellectual puzzles

to release or set free a prisoner; to acquit

A solvent used to reduce the concentration or viscosity of a substance, such as paint or ink; a diluter.

(bound form) the Shakya clan of ancient India, or a shortened form of [[释迦牟尼|釋迦牟尼|shi4 jia1 mou2 ni2]], referring to the Buddha

to disappear or be dispelled completely like melting ice, used for things like misunderstandings, misgivings, or animosity

To explain the meaning and pronunciation of characters in classical or ancient texts; to decipher old scripts.

having an explanatory or interpretative nature

the research and explanation of the origins of ancient texts, artifacts, or inscriptions

to read and interpret ancient texts; to perform textual research and explication for early writing systems, such as oracle bone script

literally meaning "always with a book in hand"; used to describe someone who is extremely studious or so engrossed in reading that they cannot put their book down

to dispel or clear up doubts, misunderstandings, or negative emotions like resentment

entirely forget old grudges or past grievances

legal institutions or authorities providing an official interpretation of legal articles or statutes

to loosen one's grip; to put something down; to let go of something in one's hand

Buddhism; another name for [[佛教|佛教|fo2 jiao4]], so called because it was founded by [[释迦牟尼|釋迦牟尼|shi4 jia1 mou2 ni2]]

To put down a book and stop reading; often used in the context of being unable to stop because a book is so interesting.

The authority to explain or interpret laws, regulations, or agreements; the final say in how something should be understood.

a computer program that directly executes instructions written in a programming or scripting language without requiring them previously to have been compiled into machine code

The historical Buddha and founder of Buddhism, born as Siddhartha Gautama; he is also known by names such as [[佛陀|佛陀|fo2 tuo2]], [[世尊|世尊|shi4 zun1]], or [[如来佛|如來佛|ru2 lai2 fo2]]

Buddhist doctrine or sutras; the collective classic texts of Buddhism

to provide explanations; to give an account

(idiom) to vanish like melting ice; used to describe doubts, misunderstandings, or barriers that are suddenly and completely cleared up

to love something so much that one cannot bear to let go of it; to be unable to part with a cherished object or book out of deep affection

to be released from custody after a guarantee or payment has been provided; common legal term for release on bail

to analyze and explain; to provide a detailed interpretation

the gate to Buddhism; the Buddhist religion

(literary) Shakyamuni Buddha; the Shakya clan to which the Buddha belonged

The complete collection of Buddhist scriptures, composed of the [[经藏|經藏|jing1 zang4]], [[律藏|律藏|lu:4 zang4]], and [[论藏|論藏|lun4 zang4]]; includes translated sutras and Chinese Buddhist writings.

to release a person after the payment of bail

Literally describing ice and frost melting and thawing

to forget previous differences; to resolve old grievances or suspicions

A hybrid fruit of the cherimoya and the sugar apple, characterized by smooth skin and tangy-sweet flesh

An explanation of legal clauses made by the Supreme People's Court or the Supreme People's Procuratorate that has legal force.