Used to emphasize a negative statement to mean "not at all" or "by no means"; often used to correct a misconception.

used to connect verbs or verb phrases to indicate concurrent or sequential actions

Used to emphasize that something is really not the case, often to correct a misunderstanding.

really is not; is not at all; by no means is; used to emphasize a negative statement, typically in formal or written contexts

To be juxtaposed or placed side by side without priority of order; to rank equally or tie for a position.

to use or implement two or more things at the same time; to use together

to exist at the same time; to occur together; to concur

actually not so; not to be like that at all

shoulder to shoulder; side by side; abreast; to fight or work together toward a common goal

to give equal emphasis or attach equal importance to multiple things; to regard or treat as equally important

to develop or carry on two or more things at the same time; to undertake concurrently

to walk or travel abreast; to move forward in parallel with another person or vehicle

To participate in a war or battle together alongside one another

to discuss or treat two different things as being on the same level; often used in negative sentences or rhetorical questions to suggest that such a comparison is inappropriate

standing or moving side by side; abreast in a single line without anyone in front or behind

to merge several railway tracks into a single track

A configuration or method of connecting electrical components in a circuit so that they are parallel and share the same voltage; opposite of [[串联|串聯|chuan4 lian2]]

(of a book or article) having both high-quality illustrations and well-written content

To move forward at the same time or proceed simultaneously

(idiom) to run neck and neck; to be on par with one another in terms of ability, status, or achievement

to go forward together at the same pace, with no one leading

shoulder to shoulder; side by side; figuratively describes working together in close unity

Used for emphatic negation to state that something did not happen or is not the case; not at all; not actually

to connect a local power station, communication line, or computer system into a larger network or national grid

to exist side by side or simultaneously; refers to two or more things having equal status, power, or influence

(of a performer or speaker) to be both emotionally moving and pleasant to listen to; to sing, play, or speak with beautiful tone and deep feeling

incorporating diverse things; to absorb and preserve items of different natures or ideologies; eclectic

to run in parallel or coexist without conflict; to carry out two things at the same time without they being hindered by each other

inclusive of many different things or people; wide-ranging and all-encompassing

two blossoms sharing a single stem

process of breaking down a large problem into smaller parts that are executed simultaneously; (Taiwan) concurrent computing

To ride two horses side by side; to travel together side by side on horseback.

twin lotus flowers sharing a single stalk; often used as a metaphor for a devoted married couple

To use both indigenous and modern, or local and foreign, methods simultaneously

To name or refer to several things or people together under a single name; to call by a joint name

to join hands and stand shoulder to shoulder; to work together in close cooperation

to apply both kindness and severity; to balance mercy with authority; exercise of both favor and intimidation

to apply both kindness and severity at the same time, or to use rewards and punishments together to manage people

Describes writing that is rich in both emotion and literary grace; excellent in both content and language

to run neck and neck or keep abreast of one another; (variant form) to be on a par with

The Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan Protected Areas, a World Heritage Site where the [[金沙江|金沙江|jin1 sha1 jiang1]], [[澜沧江|瀾滄江|lan2 cang1 jiang1]], and [[怒江|怒江|nu4 jiang1]] run roughly parallel to each other for over 300 kilometers

mergers and acquisitions (M&A)

describes being careful and meticulous by taking every side of a matter into account; to give balanced consideration to various aspects or interests

To couple hardness with softness or strength with grace; used to describe a balance of strictness and kindness in handling matters or people.

really does not care; does not care at all

existing or living at the same time; belonging to the same generation or historical period

unique in the world; having no equal in one's time

to appear together; to come forth or emerge at the same time

A relationship where two or more words, phrases, or sentences share the same grammatical role and occur together, such as coordination or parataxis.