A body of citizens convened to render a legal verdict or determine facts in a court case.

Polite expression used when one has to leave or cannot continue to keep someone company; "excuse me, but I must leave" or "sorry for having to leave".

to accompany someone; to keep someone company

To accompany someone while they engage in a specific task or activity

A non-professional person selected to participate in a trial and help a judge reach a verdict.

(honorific) to accompany or keep someone company

To be buried together with a deceased person, such as with funerary objects or sacrificial human victims

To enhance by contrast; to serve as a background or prop in order to make a main subject stand out more prominently.

to participate in a legal trial as a lay juror or non-professional assessor

to accompany a person during sports training, driving practice, or other drills

to be invited along with the guest of honor to help entertain them; to attend a banquet as a secondary guest

to help a child or student with their studies by reading, practicing, or studying alongside them

to keep someone company while drinking, often to entertain guests or provide social accompaniment

To keep guests company; to host or attend to guests

dowry; the property and clothing that a bride's family provides for her when she marries and moves to the husband's home

to accompany and attend to someone, especially an elder or social superior; to wait upon someone at their side

To stay in a hospital or at home to care for a sick person

A city designated as a secondary or provisional capital in addition to the primary capital city, often during times of war or for administrative convenience

goods buried with the dead

to go along with someone to provide company or protection; to escort

To stay by a patient's bedside in a hospital to care for them; to keep a hospitalized loved one company.

To go to any lengths or risk everything to accompany someone, often said jokingly when agreeing to join someone in an activity.

A polite way to say "I must be going now" or "I am sorry I can't stay to keep you company" used when leaving a guest or a social gathering.

A legal system where citizens join professional judges to hear cases and decide the guilt or innocence of a defendant.

To attend to and look after a patient through the night.

to tie up a prisoner and take them to an execution ground alongside those about to be executed in order to intimidate them

To accompany the person leading a ceremony and help perform ritual sacrifices or funeral rites

to accompany or keep someone company over a long period of time

dowry; specifically refers to a bride's trousseau in some regions, same as [[嫁妆|嫁妝|jia4 zhuang5]]

A female escort who accompanies customers in drinking, dining, and dancing; often used as a euphemism for a sex worker.

tour escort who accompanies a travel group for the entire duration of their journey

(bound form) to accompany for a whole trip; also refers to a guide who stays with a tour group throughout their entire journey

(literary) a polite way to say one has been honored with an invitation or has had the privilege of accompanying someone; often used when attending a banquet or gathering

A guide or tour escort who provides services such as scheduling, explanation, and translation in a specific local area; also known as [[地接|地接|di4 jie1]].

a group of citizens, typically 12 to 23 people, selected to investigate legal cases and determine if there is enough evidence to bring a criminal charge

To sit in the lowest or least important seat at a banquet out of respect for others or due to junior status

to keep someone company; to be a companion to

To offer an apology for a mistake or offense; also written as [[赔不是|賠不是|pei2 bu4 shi5]].

to accompany or escort a person of high rank in the same carriage or vehicle

to lose one's bait along with the fish; to lose one's investment or strategy and suffer additional setbacks on top of that; literally to lose the lady and the soldiers

To be present during childbirth; to accompany a partner through labor and delivery.

leave from work for a father following the birth of his child

(bound form) an alternate, secondary, or provisional capital; also referred to as [[陪都|陪都|pei2 du1]]

to take one's place or be seated in attendance at an official ceremony according to rank, typically in the presence of a superior (e.g., the emperor)

to accompany someone by crying along with them

A woman employed at a karaoke bar to sing and drink with customers

A woman hired at a karaoke venue to sing along with and entertain customers

to act with extreme care or humility to win someone's favor or to appease their anger; to humble oneself or act deferentially towards someone

to attend a ceremony or banquet as a guest or participant