nearby; neighboring; located in the vicinity or the neighborhood of a certain place

(of an institution or organization) affiliated with or subordinate to a larger body

additional; extra; appended; supplementary

appendix or annex accompanying a document; an email attachment

the increase in value of a product or service through further processing or distribution

to attract a substance and cause it to adhere to a surface; the chemical process of adsorption

to add or attach something extra to a main item

to stick to or adhere to something; often describes a smaller object attaching itself to a larger one

an extra charge or additional fee added to the standard cost

To depend on or submit to a more powerful person or organization for support; to be subordinate to

To echo or chime in with what someone else says without having any opinions of one's own; to blindly follow or go along with others.

to attach or enclose something, especially with a letter or document

An illustration, map, drawing, or figure included within or at the end of a text to provide additional reference or explanation.

(abbreviation) attached or affiliated secondary school; middle school affiliated with a university

to possess a person, usually by a ghost, spirit, or deity

To give or present something extra as a free addition when purchasing another item; to come with

supplementary material or records attached to the end of a text or document

an endnote, annotation, or postscript; text added to provide additional explanation or supplementary information to the main body of a work

an extra match or competition played to decide a winner or finalize rankings, such as a play-off, decider, or additional round of play

to enter or inhabit a body; to take possession of a person (usually of a spirit, ghost, or supernatural force)

(originally) a small state subordinate to a large feudal state; (modern) a country controlled or dominated by a more powerful nation; a satellite state

To realign one's allegiance to a ruler, country, or religion; to submit to another's authority.

To set up an additional or subordinate institution alongside a primary one; annexed to or associated with a larger organization

accessory; appendage; affiliated material or adjunct

Supplementary articles, provisions, or bylaws added to the end of a main legal document, such as a treaty or regulation, that often specify rules for enforcement or revision.

primary school attached to a middle school, university, or work unit; abbreviation of [[附属小学|附屬小學|fu4 shu3 xiao3 xue2]]

to stick to something; to stay attached by means of a sticky surface or substance

something that is attached to or depends on a main body; appendage; attachment

adhesive force; the attractive force between the surface molecules of two different substances in contact

Additional words added after the main body of a letter or article; P.S.

enclosed within; included inside an envelope, package, or document

An additional tax levied on top of a main tax, usually calculated as a percentage of the primary amount.

To make a forced analogy or a strained interpretation; to link unrelated things together in an illogical way. way

substance that attracts and holds liquid or gas molecules to its surface or takes in another substance; adsorbent; absorbent

to climb or creep by clinging to another object, such as a plant growing up a wall

To strain an interpretation or force a connection between unrelated things; to add parallels and embellishments to a story without evidence.

To move one's mouth close to someone's ear to speak in a low voice.

to formally support a proposal or motion made by someone else in a meeting

to pretend to have cultural or artistic interests to improve one's social standing; to mingle with cultural circles despite lacking genuine education or taste

to have something attached; to come with something as an addition

an additional note or message written at the end of a letter or document

to parrot other people's words; to blindly chime in or echo others' opinions because of a lack of one's own ideas

A country that is technically independent but relies on and is controlled by another more powerful nation in political, economic, or military matters.

to play up to the powerful or influential; social climbing

(idiom) literally the soul has left the body; used to describe being frightened to death or beside oneself with fear

To grow on another plant for support or physical attachment without deriving nutrition from it

something attached or adhering to another thing; a fixture in a legal context

additional conditions; conditions attached to a pledge or agreement

to follow; to attend on; to be concomitant or accompanying