ought to; must; to be logically or morally obligated to do something

a practical use; in computing, an app or software program

to respond to a stimulus biologically or medically or to react to a situation; response; reaction

to agree to a request; to consent; to promise

should; ought to; to be under an obligation to do something

to supply or provide (goods, funds, materials, etc.); the act of supplying or the amount available

to adapt to; to fit; to suit; to get used to

To correspond or be relevant; to match or fit a certain situation; appropriately; relevant; appropriate.

A physical or chemical effect or reaction, typically used in scientific contexts.

To deal with or react to a situation, challenge, or person; to respond to a set of circumstances.

To handle or cope with a person or situation; to manage a task or challenge.

proper; deserved; expected (used as an adjective or modifier)

to be well deserved; to be due or merited; to have a right to something

to respond to an emergency or urgent need

to respond; to answer; to reply

to correspond to; to be equivalent to; to be a counterpart to in terms of nature, quantity, or function

to respond to or answer; to show support for a call to action or a proposal through words and deeds

to receive retribution; to suffer the consequences of bad actions; divine retribution; karma; originally a Buddhist term meaning one reaps what one sows

To react or respond to an external stimulus; an interaction or physical reaction.

the internal force per unit area within a material resisting deformation from external forces or temperature changes

to accept an invitation; at someone's invitation

To accept a position or invitation for employment

supply does not meet demand; to be in short supply

to meet a contingency; to respond to an emergency or adapt oneself to changing circumstances

to comply with, conform to, or adapt to a trend, environment, or requirement

this year's; the current year's; of the current graduating class

should; ought to; as it should be according to reason

adaptability; flexibility; suitability

To echo or work in concert with; to correspond to each other or act in coordination.

stress; a biological or psychological response to external or internal pressure, often used as an abbreviation for [[应激反应|應激反應|ying4 ji1 fan3 ying4]]

to engage in social interaction, entertain guests, or treat others with courtesy

To participate in an examination; to go for an exam

To coordinate with and provide support to one's own side, often in a military or rescue context

(of a sum of money or account) due to be collected; receivable

(computing) application program; a set of computer instructions designed to perform specific tasks

Immediately following a sound; as soon as a sound is made

(idiom) To emerge as a result of a favorable situation or to meet a specific demand; originally referring to being born in accordance with destiny, but now used for anything that arises to fit the trends of the times.

To respond to a draft notice or summons for military service; to enlist in response to a call to arms

to reply or answer; to respond to questions or conversation

application software; application; app

(of a defendant) to respond to a charge, defend oneself in a civil or administrative legal case, or appear in court after being summoned to answer a plaintiff's allegations

everything that should be there is available; fully equipped with all essentials

job applicant; candidate for a position

the time it takes for a system to react to an input or command

Process in which substances change their composition or structure to form new substances

An individual or organization that provides raw materials, equipment, technology, or other resources to manufacturers and businesses.

A device used to initiate and control a nuclear reaction to produce energy; short for [[原子核反应堆|原子核反應堆|yuan2 zi3 he2 fan3 ying4 dui1]].

everything that should be here is here; to have everything that one could wish for or imagine

To face an enemy attack; to engage in battle when confronted by an opposing force.