degree of excellence of a product or work; equivalent to [[品质|品質|pin3 zhi4]] in Taiwan usage

abstract capability, force, or influence; ability to achieve an end

a great quantity; a large number; bulk; numerous

amount; quantity; number of things; (math.) scalar quantity

the quantity or amount of a specific ingredient or substance contained within something

output; yield; production volume

to the greatest extent; to the best of one's ability or capacity; as far as possible; to the limit of one's ability

energy in the physical sense, such as mechanical, electrical, or thermal energy; can be abbreviated as [[能|能|neng2]]

the total quantity or overall sum of something when all parts are added together

the quantity or value of business transactions or stocks traded during a specific period

the quantity of goods sold; also written as [[销售量|銷售量|xiao1 shou4 liang4]]

to determine dimensions, quantity, or capacity of something using instruments or tools; to survey land

capacity (the volume or amount that a container or storage device can hold, such as liquid in a cup or data on a hard drive; or the quantity of a physical property that can be stored or absorbed, such as heat capacity or electrical capacitance)

The amount of data transmitted over a network; refers to internet traffic, website visits, or mobile data

to consult with others; to talk over a matter and exchange opinions

dose or prescribed amount of medicine, chemical reagents, or radiation

the mass of an object in everyday usage, often measured in grams or kilograms

to set a limit on the amount or quantity of something; to restrict

a small amount or quantity; a little; a few

to weigh, examine, or judge; to consider or deliberate on the importance or value of something

appropriate amount; the right quantity that is neither too much nor too little

the energy value of food consumed and used by the body, typically measured in calories

to have a trial of strength or skill; to pit oneself against another in a contest or battle

to determine the size, quantity, or degree of something by using a standard unit; to calculate or estimate

A fixed amount or ration; a set quantity.

to exceed the appropriate limit; excessive; an overdose or excess

of a high standard; superior quality

the quantity of something used; consumption; dosage

physical weight or heft; the quantity, proportion, or portion size of something

done in large quantities or multiple groups, such as for production or purchasing

To observe carefully; to measure with the eye or look someone up and down.

the quantity of natural resources stored in a certain area, such as minerals, oil, or gas; remaining quantity

to eat or drink as much as one possibly can; to eat or drink to one's heart's content

the quantity or amount of goods sold; sales volume

an increase in quantity; an added amount; (math.) an increment

quality management or quality control (QC)

courage; guts; boldness; the nerve or spirit to take risks or face danger

a quantity that can change in value or magnitude, such as in mathematics or computer programming

To express or measure something as a numerical value; the process of making something countable or expressing it numerically

amount of work; volume of work tasks or intensity of duty

(sports) heavyweight class; the highest weight category in sports such as boxing or weightlifting, usually for athletes weighing over 75 kilograms

total output; overall production volume

the total volume of water or amount of flow, such as the capacity of a lake or reservoir or the discharge of a river

chemical elements required in minute quantities for the normal growth and development of living organisms

the total number of copies of a publication (such as a newspaper or magazine) that are distributed or sold; volume of circulation

The total volume of freight handled by a port within a specific timeframe; handling capacity of a harbor or terminal.

volume of sound; loudness or sound quantity

the remaining power level or amount of energy stored in a battery

the minimum amount of any physical entity (such as energy or mass) involved in an interaction; the elementary particle of a field, such as a photon for an electromagnetic field