to devote one's time, energy, or life to a specific cause, person, or organization

(idiom) no comment

to pursue (a course, a policy)

(honorific) to accompany or keep someone company

to adhere to or have faith in a religion, ideology, or set of principles

to consecrate or place on an altar for worship

to receive and carry out instructions or commands from a superior

to praise someone excessively or insincerely to gain favor; flattery

to offer a bit of advice (often used politely or formally)

to wait upon or attend to the needs of someone, typically an elder, superior, or deity

(honorific) to give

old name for [[沈阳|瀋陽|Shen3 yang2]] in modern Liaoning province

The act of flattering and fawning; using insincere praise or sweet talk to gain favor.

Fengxian suburban district of Shanghai

on imperial orders

to return something to its owner with thanks or in a formal or honorific manner

to outwardly comply with or agree to something while secretly opposing or undermining it; to pay lip service

(honorific) to inform

Fengjie, a county in Chongqing municipality

Fengxian suburban district of Shanghai

to provide for and look after one's elderly parents or elders with respect

to respect, venerate, or follow a principle or person with great devotion

to practice self-restraint and remain devoted to public duties or the common good

to carry out official duties and observe the law

Fengxin County in Yichun City [[宜春市|宜春市|Yi2 chun1 Shi4]], Jiangxi

to flatter or ingratiate oneself with someone to gain favor

(of a temple or shrine) to be dedicated to or house the spirit of a deity or ancestor

to respectfully offer, present, or dedicate something to a superior or elder

to honor, worship, or treat someone or something as a deity

to believe in a deity or other supernatural being

to respect and follow a belief, religious teaching, or long-standing tradition

to be summoned; to receive orders

to take as a guiding principle

Fengtian clique (of northern warlords)

to give something as a gift in an honorific or formal manner

to return a compliment or polite remark

to act in an obsequious or sycophantic way in order to gain favor or advantage

Tedious official jargon, routine procedures, or bureaucratic language.

Fengtian clique (of northern warlords)

polite congratulations (often used on greeting cards)

spirit of devotion; dedication

to praise or flatter someone excessively in order to gain favor or achieve a desired outcome

to pursue public affairs

tithing

to fawn upon someone in every possible way

(idiom) to live frugally

to allow oneself few comforts or pleasures; to live very frugally

Dong Feng, a doctor during the Three Kingdoms period, famous for refusing fees and requesting that his patients plant apricot trees instead