on the point of happening; soon; will shortly

high-ranking military officer in modern armed forces

the time yet to come; in the future

will surely; bound to happen; inevitably

nearly; close to; used before quantities or time to indicate an approximate amount

The game of mahjong or the tiles used to play it

goalkeeper or goalie in sports such as soccer, hockey, or handball

to be going to; will; shall; indicates that an event or action is about to happen in the near future

A young military officer of high rank; in classical literature, sometimes used as a humble self-address by a general.

famous general; great soldier or leader

a general who is elderly or has many years of battlefield experience

a high-ranking military officer (General, Admiral, Air Chief Marshal) ranking above a lieutenant general [[中将|中將|zhong1 jiang4]]; in ROC history, further divided into classes such as General of the Army [[特级上将|特級上將|te4 ji2 shang4 jiang4]]

high-ranking military officer; senior commander

A high-ranking military officer, such as a general or admiral; specifically a rank above [[上将|上將|shang4 jiang4]] often denoted by four stars.

a collective term for all the officers and soldiers of an army; the troops

to accept something reluctantly or settle for something because it is the only option available; to put up with or bear with a situation

(historical) the highest military rank or supreme commander; an important general or imperator

A high-ranking military officer, specifically a major general in the army, a rear admiral in the navy, or an air vice marshal in the air force; it is the lowest general rank, below [[中将|中將|zhong1 jiang4]].

military general or leader; a man of military prowess

a military officer under one's command; a general's subordinate officer

the chief military commander; commanding general

female military general or high-ranking leader

(literary) about to; on the verge of; soon to happen

a general or high-ranking military leader who is skilled in combat; a brave and capable warrior

brigadier general; commodore; a military rank above colonel and below major general

in the end will; finally about to

(of a commander-in-chief) to call out names of generals and assign tasks, common in traditional opera

A fierce general or valiant military leader

(literary) a commander's orders; a general's command or military order

a courageous and capable military officer

general; top-ranking military commander; commander-in-chief

valiant or brave general; a courageous and skillful commander

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

to judge another's feelings by one's own; to be empathetic by putting oneself in another's position

a general of a defeated army

half believing and half doubting; to be skeptical about whether something is true or not

Highly trained soldiers and capable commanders

To surmount a series of difficulties or defeat many opponents on the way to success; often used to describe someone who smoothly achieves their goal. This is an abbreviation for [[过五关斩六将|過五關斬六將|guo4 wu3 guan1 zhan3 liu4 jiang4]].

An expert or top-notch player in a specific field, such as sports or social movements.

The commanding officer or general in charge of defending a city, pass, or other strategic location

high-ranking military officer at the rank of general; includes major general, lieutenant general, and general

To play mahjong; literally refers to the action of shuffling the tiles by rubbing them together with the hands.

to move an army and send generals; to dispatch troops

to knowingly continue doing something wrong after an error has already been committed; to leave a mistake as it is and proceed with it rather than correcting it

to turn an opponent's scheme against them; often involves pretending to fall for a trap in order to trick the other person

A method of using reverse psychology or provocative words to goad someone into doing something they were previously unwilling or afraid to do.

a person who has been defeated by one's own hand

An athlete with outstanding achievements; specifically refers to the highest technical title awarded to athletes in China based on performance in major competitions

the talent or ability to command an army