important; significant; major

grave; serious; severe; critical

the most important or central part of a subject, discussion, or text

again; once more; re-

having great importance, weight, or significance

to attach importance to; to value

Chongqing municipality in southwest China (abbr. to [[渝|渝|Yu2]])

to esteem, honor, or value someone or something with proper consideration

to attach importance to, focus on, or pay close attention to something

to reorganize; to recombine; to restructure

to do or say something again

the ratio of a part to the whole or the relative importance of something

having great physical weight or being burdensome to carry

to take care of oneself

grand, ceremonious, or prosperous in scale and display

importance; significance

to become more serious or severe, especially regarding an illness or a negative situation

to build something again after it has been damaged or destroyed

double; twofold; dual

to put emphasis on; to stress

appearing or occurring in a continuous sequence or in great numbers, typically referring to abstract obstacles

to be severely wounded or hurt

Chongqing municipality (abbreviated to [[渝|渝|Yu2]])

to regard as important; to value

careful and deliberate in one's actions, speech, or decision-making to avoid mistakes or risks

extremely important, vital, or essential to a situation or outcome

to return to

the central core or most important part of a matter or activity

to state again or reaffirm a position, policy, or commitment

multiple; multi-faceted (e.g. cultural, ethnic etc)

a heavy responsibility; an important task

weight (the relative importance or priority attached to something)

serious, solemn, and earnest in attitude or manner, especially when making a declaration or treating a matter with gravity

having a high degree of severity or intensity, often used in medical, technical, or social contexts

a serious crime or grave offense against the law

referring to heavy machinery, equipment, vehicles, or industrial products designed for demanding tasks

to place particular emphasis on

to recur or happen again, especially in the context of historical or adverse events

calm, dependable, and serious in manner or personality

to learn or study something again to refresh one's knowledge or skills

the heavyweight class in sports competitions such as boxing or wrestling

physically thick, heavy, or massive in build or weight

to reappear

disastrous; heavy; grievous

heavy, arduous, or onerous, typically referring to tasks, labor, or responsibilities that are numerous and demanding

to lie over or cover part of something else; to superimpose or telescope