to admit, concede, or acknowledge the truth of a fact or mistake

to take on or bear a responsibility, cost, risk, or task

to give one's word to do something or a pledge to act; a commitment

to endure, sustain, or support weight, pressure, or hardship

to undertake a task, project, or job, often through a formal agreement or contract

to take over a throne, title, or official position from a predecessor

to enter into an agreement to organize or manage an event or project

a continued tradition, inheritance, or legacy

to serve as a medium or vessel for abstract concepts like culture, history, or emotions

mechanical bearing

to take on or undertake a task, business order, or contract

to sell goods as an agent or on behalf of another party

to follow or act in accordance with instructions, orders, or the will of a superior

a person who inherits or has a legal right to the property, title, or wealth of another upon their death

carrying capacity; load-bearing capacity

To construct under contract.

to praise someone excessively or insincerely to gain favor; flattery

to confess, admit, or come clean about a mistake, crime, or fact, often in a frank or composed manner

the capacity to withstand weight, pressure, or emotional stress

to take on a lease; to rent property or equipment from a landlord or owner

to be indebted (to someone)

To bear a load or weight, typically referring to structural components of a building like walls or pillars.

to contract for an entire project

To accept or acknowledge the divine mandate to rule as emperor.

right of inheritance

a person or entity that rents property, land, or equipment from a landlord or lessor; a lessee

Traceable to the same stock; of a common origin (of trends, ideas, or traditions).

carrier (of goods etc)

to bear the weight of a structure or mechanical part

to agree to a request or to undertake a task

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

to adopt or carry on a previous style, tradition, or system

the traditional practice of adopting a nephew or relative as a son to carry on the lineage

to form a link or transition between earlier and later stages, such as in history or a piece of writing

prefecture-level city in Hebei Province

to acknowledge a bill of exchange or draft as calling for payment and agreeing to pay it when due

to complement one another

to bear a physical weight or carry a load from underneath

laws and regulations governing the inheritance of property or rights from a deceased person

to accept or take on a responsibility, task, or consequence

(idiom) to carry on one's father's business or profession

Wu Cheng'en (1500-1582), Ming dynasty author or compiler of the novel Journey to the West [[西游记|西遊記|Xi1 you2 ji4]]

(idiom) the four-part structure of a composition (introduction, elucidation, transition, and conclusion); (fig.) the coherent structural progression of a story or process

characterized by successive periods of peace and prosperity

to cater to someone to make them happy, especially one's parents