deputy director; assistant head; vice director

vice-chairman; vice-chairperson

vice-minister; undersecretary; assistant government minister

vice mayor; deputy mayor

vice president of a company, vice-chairman of an organization, deputy governor of a bank, or vice director-general of a political party

deputy general manager or vice president of a company

vice-premier; vice prime minister; deputy prime minister

an adverse or unintended physical reaction resulting from medical treatment or medication

vice president, deputy chair, or associate dean of a large institution like a university, college, hospital, or government branch

deputy secretary-general; vice-secretary

(bound form) deputy; vice-chief; subordinate to a chief or general position

Agricultural products and the products of side activities; farming products in general

university faculty rank immediately below the level of full professor

The name or reputation matches the reality; not just in name only, but also in fact; aptly named

vice president of a country; assists the president and acts in their place when necessary

side occupation; a secondary business or activity conducted in one's spare time alongside a main profession

A duplicate, transcript, or copy of an original book or document; used for archiving or reference purposes.

a whole set; the entire outfit

vice-principal of a school; vice-president or provost of a university

an assistant or deputy; a person who helps a senior official or handles secondary person in charge

The deputy chief or vice director of a government or corporate section; second-in-command of a department-level office.

Non-staple food such as meat, vegetables, and fruit as opposed to grains or starches; often abbreviated as [[副食|副食|fu4 shi2]].

fully armed; in full battle array; also used figuratively to mean fully equipped with gear

an officer in a military organization who assists a high-ranking officer with administrative and routine tasks; adjutant

deputy or assistant manager of a company or department; vice manager

A secondary product made during the manufacture of something else; also used figuratively to describe a secondary result of an action or event.

an assistant or second-in-command of a team or squad

associate research fellow; a professional academic rank similar to an associate professor

A secondary or deputy position in an organization, as opposed to the principal or head position

a literary or specialty supplement in a newspaper; a dedicated page or column for non-news content such as literature, academic essays, and leisure information

A word that describes or limits a verb, an adjective, or another adverb; also called [[限制词|限制詞|xian4 zhi4 ci2]] or [[状字|狀字|zhuang4 zi4]].

Refers to a status of administrative divisions in China that are below the provincial level but have more independence than ordinary cities.

(historical) a vice-general or deputy commander of a brigade during the Qing dynasty

Non-staple food or groceries, such as meat, vegetables, and eggs, eaten to accompany a grain-based main dish; often used as a short form for [[副食品|副食品|fu4 shi2 pin3]] or [[副食物|副食物|fu4 shi2 wu4]].

subtropical high-pressure cell or belt, typically located at about thirty degrees north and south latitude

deputy commander; second in command

The first officer or chief mate of a ship; the primary assistant to the captain responsible for navigation.

a hinged flight control surface on the edge of an airplane wing used to control the rolling of the aircraft

Collective term for farming and sideline production; agricultural and sideline occupations

the name does not reflect the reality; to be more in name than in fact; to have a reputation that is inconsistent with actual performance

chorus or refrain of a song; the section of a song where the lyrics stay the same each time and which expresses the central theme, usually appearing after the [[主歌|主歌|zhu3 ge1]]

subtitle of a book or article; subheading

second officer or second mate on a ship, responsible for navigation or deck duties; the rank immediately below the [[大副|大副|da4 fu4]]

an acute intestinal infectious disease caused by paratyphoid bacteria, generally presenting with milder symptoms and a shorter duration than [[伤寒|傷寒|shang1 han2]]

third mate or third officer on a merchant ship; the officer ranking immediately below the [[二副|二副|er4 fu4]]

the part of the autonomic nervous system that slows the heart rate and relaxes muscles, operating in opposition to the sympathetic nervous system

A secondary product made during the manufacture of something else; also used figuratively to describe an unintended consequence or side effect.