(literary) to fall into a trap; to be lured into a snare or scheme

(literary) to be recruited or won over by a ruler; to be brought under someone's control or service; originally referring to talented people being brought into the emperor's reach

(literary) to pass the civil service examinations during the imperial era

(literary) to conform to a standard, a pattern, or the normal order

(literary) to be fascinated or absorbed; to find something very agreeable or pleasant, such as a deep conversation or music

(literary) to come within range of a bow or arrow