person traveling in a car, train, ship, plane, or other public transport

to ride as a passenger in a vehicle, such as a car, train, ship, or airplane

To take a bus, train, or car; to be a passenger in a vehicle.

to ride as a passenger; to travel by a means of transport such as a car, plane, or ship

To take advantage of a situation or opportunity; to act while the timing is right

To change from one vehicle or mode of transportation to another, such as switching between trains, buses, or planes.

top-grade; best in quality; high-level or superb, referring to works of art or quality of service

attendant on a plane, train, bus, or boat

(idiom) an opportunity that can be taken advantage of, especially by an opponent or adversary

Police officer responsible for maintaining security and order on board a train; train marshal.

To board a ship, boat, or ferry; to travel by water.

to take advantage of a favorable situation; to strike while the iron is hot

(bound form) service or duties performed on board a train, ship, or aircraft; steward work

mathematical operation involving the calculation of a number's product when multiplied by another

To take advantage of a winning situation; to follow up on a victory by continuing to advance or attack

To relax or rest in a cool, breezy place during hot weather, often in the shade; to enjoy the cool air.

To follow up a victory and press home the attack; to pursue a retreating enemy.

The crew of a bus or public vehicle, specifically referring to the driver and the conductors or flight attendants; a collective term for the staff on board a transport vehicle.

to have an opportunity that can be taken advantage of; to find an opening or loophole that one can exploit

to enter by exploiting a weak spot or lapse; to advance when an opponent is off guard or distracted

a number by which another number is multiplied

the result of multiplying two or more numbers together

(of a ship) To sail with the wind and cut through the waves

flight attendant; member of the cabin crew

A major school of Buddhism, meaning "Great Vehicle", which emphasizes that all beings can reach enlightenment and focuses on universal salvation; often contrasted with [[小乘|小乘|xiao3 cheng2]].

to ride the wind; to sail with a fair wind; to take advantage of a favorable opportunity

a chart used to define a multiplication operation for an algebraic system; usually refers to the decimal multiplication table for integers

to multiply numbers together to find their product; the process of multiplication

multiplication and division; to multiply and divide; general term for calculations and arithmetic

To take advantage of an opponent's weak points or lack of preparation; to strike when someone is off guard.

To exploit someone's difficulties or precarious situation for one's own gain; to strike when someone is down.

to take advantage of an opportunity or a weak point; to seize a fleeting chance

to find an excellent husband for one's daughter; to gain a son-in-law of high caliber or status

Mediocre or poor in quality; of low standard or level, especially regarding art or literature

the people on a vehicle, including both passengers and crew members

To be on duty or perform service tasks as a crew member on a train, ship, or airplane.

while in high spirits; on the spur of the moment; on an impulse

To have no opportunity to exploit; to leave no loophole for someone to take advantage of.

to come or arrive while in high spirits; to act on the whim of the moment

One of the two main branches of Buddhism which emphasizes the salvation of all living beings and the path to becoming a Buddha; practiced primarily in East Asia.

to take advantage of an opportunity; to seize the right moment

An ideal or talented son-in-law who satisfies the expectations of his parents-in-law.

One of the two major schools of Buddhism, focusing on personal liberation through self-discipline and meditation; also known as the Lesser Vehicle

(math) a number raised to a certain power; the product of a number multiplied by itself a specified number of times

To take advantage of an opponent when they are off guard or have not made preparations.

Literally "it is good to enjoy the shade under a big tree"; used to describe benefiting from the protection or influence of a powerful person or organization

A crew or basic organizational unit in transportation, specifically one responsible for the operation and maintenance of a vehicle or locomotive within a designated section.

to charter a plane, ship, or car

Describes something so thorough or well-defended that there are no gaps to take advantage of; no opportunity available to exploit.