Used as an adverb to indicate a tentative observation; it seems; often used in the construction [[好像|好像|hao3 xiang4]] ... [[似的|似的|shi4 de5]] or [[一样|一樣|yi1 yang4]] to mean as if

earnestly; properly; to the best of one's ability; conscientiously

the most satisfactory or excellent; first-rate; top-rate

A polite phrase used as an apology for minor inconveniences, or when feeling shy or unworthy when giving or receiving a gift or kindness; similar to "pardon me" or "excuse me".

not good; bad; no good; spoiled

good; fine; favorable; satisfying; commendable

fortunate timing or opportunity; a state of having good fortune

better; improved; so much the better

many; a lot of; a good deal of

fine; happy; glorious; used to describe abstract things (like life, future, or wishes) that are wonderful and satisfying

pleasant to the eye; beautiful; attractive

exactly the right amount, size, or degree; just enough; at an opportune moment

a good action, thing, or work; an act of charity or philanthropic act

a person of good character; a kindhearted or virtuous person

benefit; advantage; merit; profit; gain; (informal) favor or kickback

several; a good many; quite a few

Hollywood; an area of Los Angeles that is the center of the US film industry

close friend; pal; (social networking) friend

to have no other option but to do something; to be forced to in a situation where there is no better choice

tasty; good to eat

comparatively good; better; quite good

friendly; amicable; friendship or friendly relations between people or nations

standard greeting used to say hello or hi; literally translates as "you good"

fun; amusing; interesting

not bad; passable; tolerable; used often as a response to an inquiry about one's status or health

Used to express agreement, consent, or concession, showing that while something might not have been the first choice, it is acceptable or fine

a long time; for a long time; also used in questions to ask "how long?"

curious; inquisitive; having a strong desire to know or learn about something

to regard as having good prospects; to be optimistic about (someone or something); to have a promising outlook

humorous; amusing; comical; causing laughter

to do a good job; to straighten out or fix up (e.g., a task, a situation, or a relationship)

pleasant to the ear; melodious or musical; used to describe voices, music, or other agreeable sounds

Exclamation used to express enthusiastic agreement or approval

by chance or coincidence; to happen to be at a certain place or in a certain state

to take a turn for the better; to improve

to get ready or make preparations or necessary arrangements for a specific situation

an interest; a hobby; a pastime

to be ready; to be well prepared

a close friend; a person with whom one has a deep or long-standing relationship

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

feeling better; more comfortable or at ease physically or mentally

luckily; fortunately; used to indicate that some favorable condition exists to offset a negative situation

a positive evaluation, favorable comment, or high opinion

fortunately; luckily; thanks to the fact that; same as [[幸亏|幸虧|xing4 kui1]]

very good; excellent; wonderful (often of time, opportunity, or scenery)

to seem like; to be just like; to resemble; similar to [[好像|好像|hao3 xiang4]]

A person who has a strong interest in a particular hobby, sport, or activity; fan; lover (of art, sports, etc.)

to say hello to; to ask after someone's well-being or send greetings

to come to an agreement; to settle on something; to complete negotiations