to amend, alter, or modify text, plans, or drafts to correct errors and improve quality

to renovate or decorate a house or office; interior decoration

to maintain; to keep in good repair; to service (machinery, equipment, etc.)

To repair something and return it to its original state, such as a building, a work of art, or a damaged computer file; to renovate

to build, construct, or erect; to repair or rebuild a structure such as a bridge or road

to revise, amend, or update a text, law, or document

To fix something broken or restore something damaged to a working state.

nun or sister in the Catholic or Orthodox churches

to cultivate one's moral character or integrity through self-discipline and study

to repair, mend, or fix something that is broken or damaged to make it usable again; to overhaul

to revise, amend, or correct (e.g. a document, law, or draft); a revision or amendment

To practice Taoist techniques for self-cultivation, such as meditation, breathing exercises, or alchemy, often with the goal of achieving immortality or spiritual power.

Ideological trend in the socialist movement that seeks to alter or reject core principles of Marxism; specifically the gradualist reform theories proposed by Eduard Bernstein.

The practice of improving one's character, knowledge, or skills through training or study; a person's level of refinement, accomplishment, or manners.

To mend or repair a broken or damaged item so that it can be used again; to revamp.

monastery; convent; a religious institution for monks or nuns to live and practice their faith, specifically in Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy

to overhaul, examine, and repair (machinery, vehicles, etc.); to service; to maintain

to repair in a rush; to carry out emergency repairs, especially to critical infrastructure like power lines, water supplies, or roads

to decorate, adorn, or embellish a physical space or object

to further one's studies or take a refresher course, often to improve professional skills (can also function as a noun)

To devote oneself to spiritual or religious development, especially in Buddhism or Daoism; to live according to religious teachings.

an amendment or a revised draft of a law or proposal

to repair a car, bicycle, or other vehicle

To guarantee to keep a product in good repair for a set period after sale; a warranty or service agreement provided by a manufacturer or seller

tall and thin; lanky; long and slim

A male member of a religious order, such as a monk or brother in the Catholic or Orthodox Church.

to practice Taoism; to cultivate one's true self through spiritual and physical exercises

to renovate or repair a building; to restore an old structure to good condition

to build or repair a road; roadwork

To trim or clip something such as fingernails, hair, or clothes with scissors to make it neat

to perform a major repair; a complete technical inspection and repair of a building, machine, or vehicle

to repair, refurbish, or rebuild old or damaged structures or items; to renovate; to refit

(bound form) Soviet revisionism, used specifically as an abbreviation for [[苏联修正主义|蘇聯修正主義|su1 lian2 xiu1 zheng4 zhu3 yi4]] during the Cold War era.

to repair, renovate, or maintain something to keep it in good condition; to spruce up; to touch up

to build, construct, or repair (usually of infrastructure like roads, dams, or defenses)

to repair and maintain; to keep in good condition

a course or subject that a student must complete according to regulations; compulsory course

To specialize in a specific field of study, especially at the university level

to choose a course or subject to study from a list of optional choices

To begin work on a building project; to start construction on a project such as a highway or waterworks

to polish or refine one's language using specific techniques to make expression more accurate and vivid

A course or class that a student can choose to take from a list of options; an optional course as opposed to a required one.

to reconstruct, repair, or revamp a building or structure; to restore to a former state

to engage in advanced studies; to do research work; to study and revise

required or obligatory (of school courses); a mandatory academic subject

to rebuild or renovate a house, road, or other structure; to overhaul

a place where machinery or equipment is fixed; workshop

(bound form) neat and well-arranged; tidy

to study or research independently without the guidance of a teacher; self-study