to dial a phone number or input a code on a keypad; to place a phone call

to allocate or set aside money for a specific purpose; to appropriate funds

To dial a telephone number or connect to a network via a telephone line

to transfer funds or accounts from one unit or account to another

To set aside and pay out a sum of money for a specific purpose; to allocate funds

To allocate and transfer funds, goods, or personnel from one place or unit to another; to dispatch; to deploy.

to incite disharmony or instigate conflict through words or actions

To push aside with one's hand, a tool, or a stick; to part; to brush away.

large ground-dwelling squirrel, including species like the groundhog and woodchuck; they are burrowing rodents with strong front legs and thick fur

To dial a number and successfully connect with somebody on the phone.

to give instructions or a hint; to provide guidance that helps someone understand or improve

To set things right by correcting errors and restoring normal order; to return to the correct path from a state of confusion.

to sow dissension; to drive a wedge between people by spreading rumors or creating distrust

to move back and forth with one's fingers, a foot, or a tool; to play with or strum

to tease; to tantalize; to flirt with

To dial a telephone number directly without going through an operator or switchboard

A small hand drum with a handle and two pellets on strings that strike the drum face when twirled; used as a children's toy or by street vendors.

to allocate or distribute resources and funds, or to assign personnel to various tasks or groups

lit. to dispel the clouds and see the sun; fig. to clear away evil to restore justice or remove obstacles to see the light again

to provoke discord by spreading rumors or gossip

to move something sideways or turn it, such as pushing a lever, turning a switch, or paddling an oar

to allocate, grant, or authorize the distribution of funds, materials, or resources

to make an additional allocation or appropriation of funds or resources beyond the original amount

(literary) polite expression used to ask someone to push aside their busy schedule to find time to do something

literally "four ounces can move a thousand catties"; to use clever maneuvers or technical skill to overcome a much stronger force or accomplish a task with minimal effort

poker for stirring a fire; a stick used for poking at firewood or charcoal

To turn something around, like the bow of a ship or one's head; to change direction or turn back.

to pluck strings with the fingers or a plectrum while playing a musical instrument

To nudge or brush something aside; to move something with a stick, hand, or finger; to disperse or push people apart.

to transfer or release funds, materials, or supplies from a total amount for a specific purpose

a group or batch of people

a thin piece of metal, ivory, or plastic used for plucking stringed instruments like the guitar, pipa, or yueqin

to incite a quarrel; to sow discord by making up stories or exaggerating facts to pit people against one another

Musical instruments played by plucking strings with fingers or a plectrum

the rotary dial or keypad on a telephone

a group of people; a batch; a crew; people belonging to the same team or set

to be very stingy or calculating about small amounts of money; to haggle over every penny

to set things right and bring order out of chaos; (variant form) to restore normal conditions

to send; to assign; to dispatch someone to do something

Music played primarily using plucked string instruments such as the [[琵琶|琵琶|pi2 pa5]], [[月琴|月琴|yue4 qin2]], or [[三弦|三弦|san1 xian2]].

a button on a telephone or device that is programmed to automatically dial a specific stored number

to approve the allocation or appropriation of funds or resources

To clear up a chaotic situation and return to a state of order and stability.

to restore justice or see the light of day after a period of darkness; variant form of an idiom describing the return of clarity and truth

To allocate and hand over funds or supplies; to issue items or appropriate money to a specific recipient or project.

To dial a phone number.

sound of fish jumping or splashing in the water

to dial or call a phone number (often used with emergency or service numbers like 110 or 119)

dial-up connection; dial-up networking