to announce publicly; to publish; to make known results or a decision

to know; to understand; same as [[知道|知道|zhi1 dao4]], used mostly in colloquial speech or regional dialects

to know; to be aware of; to understand

Nikita Khrushchev (1894–1971), secretary-general of the Soviet Communist Party from 1953 to 1964

understood by everyone; widely known as a household name. This idiom describes information or reputations that have spread to every family and household.

expression used to say that something is unknown or impossible to understand; same as [[天知道|天知道|tian1 zhi1 dao5]]

to understand something through and through; to be well-versed in or have a thorough command of a subject or skill

(of day) to break; to begin to get light

Ji Xiaolan (1724–1805), also known as [[纪昀|紀昀|ji4 yun2]]; famous scholar, official, and editor-in-chief of the "Siku Quanshu" (Complete Library in Four Sections) during the Qing Dynasty.

to reveal the outcome of a situation; to become manifest or clear (of results or a winner)

dawn; the time when it is just beginning to get light

the final result or outcome of a situation; the point at which the truth becomes apparent

to announce the dawn by making noise, usually referring to a rooster crowing or the ringing of morning bells; to signal that day has broken

to give explicit instructions or orders; to inform clearly so as to make someone understand

A poetic description of the scenery at daybreak, featuring the dawn breeze and a moon that has not yet set; often used to describe a melancholy or lonely atmosphere after parting.

To be sensible or understanding; to understand how things work or how to behave properly in a situation.

to explain the pros and cons to someone so that they understand the consequences of their actions

to explain things to someone using important principles; to reason with someone based on righteousness or the big picture

Liu Xiaobo (1955–2017), a prominent writer, human rights activist, and laureate of the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize; he was a key organizer of the [[零八宪章|零八憲章|ling2 ba1 xian4 zhang1]] petition.

(of language or writing) easy to understand, smooth, and clear

to understand thoroughly; to be deeply knowledgeable or proficient in a subject

To set out at first light and stop only at nightfall; used to describe the hardship or urgency of a long journey.

To explain the facts or reasons to someone clearly in order to make them understand a situation; often used together with [[动之以情|動之以情|dong4 zhi1 yi3 qing2]].

Pai Hsiao-yen (1980–1997), the daughter of the Taiwanese entertainer [[白冰冰|白冰冰|bai2 bing1 bing1]] who was famously kidnapped and killed.

to tell explicitly; to inform someone clearly

at dawn; shortly before daybreak

to understand; to realize or grasp a meaning

To stop and rest during the night and resume travel at daybreak; used to describe a long journey without delay.

unreasonable or failing to show understanding; undecided or lacking a clear outcome

to not know or be unaware of something; same as [[不知道|不知道|bu4 zhi1 dao4]]

literary word for dawn or daybreak; the time when the sky is just beginning to clear at early morning

The dawn moon over [[卢沟桥|盧溝橋|lu2 gou1 qiao2]], one of the eight famous scenic spots of old Beijing.

the time when the sky first begins to brighten; toward daybreak; the break of day

known to every family and household; widely known or understood by everyone

the result or outcome has become clear; the dust has settled

to make known to every household; to spread news or information widely so that everyone knows about it

known to everyone; famous; a household name

evening and morning; night and day; dusk and dawn

spring morning; the break of dawn on a spring day

the title of a traditional melody or poetic form used in Chinese opera and classic literature

A person who is sensible and understands reason or common sense.

to realize; to understand; to grasp or comprehend

to clearly inform or notify; often used for announcements from a superior to subordinates or from the government to the public.

A market that operates in the early morning; same as [[早市|早市|zao3 shi4]]

the light or appearance of the sky at daybreak

to clarify something or help someone understand by using examples or metaphors

a gentle breeze blowing in the early morning

to be foolish or unreasonable; lacking a sense of propriety in speech or behavior

The break of day; early morning when it has just become light