common; average; mediocre; not special

common; general; pervasive; applicable to a wide range

to spread or promote something to a wide audience; to make something universal or commonplace

an average person; a common person with no special status or rank; the person in the street; a private individual or civilian without official capacity

Vladimir Putin (1952-), Russian politician and president of Russia

The official standard language of China, using the Beijing phonology as the standard, Northern Mandarin as the base dialect, and modern vernacular literature as the grammatical standard

Hewlett-Packard (HP), the American technology company

(abbreviation) popularization of science; scientific knowledge intended for a general audience

General investigation or comprehensive survey covering all individuals or items in a population; abbreviation for [[普遍调查|普遍调查|pu3 bian4 diao4 cha2]]

Simpson; a common Western surname

A small or medium-sized off-road vehicle; can refer to the specific brand or any similar rugged vehicle

Princeton, New Jersey

The quality of being universal or widespread; pervasiveness or ubiquity across different times and spaces

a Japanese multinational electronics company

A type of tea produced in the southwestern Yunnan region, often pressed into cakes or blocks and known for its earthy flavor and digestive benefits

Christian Johann Doppler (1803–1853), Austrian physicist; (used as a prefix) Doppler (as in the Doppler effect or Doppler ultrasound)

To disseminate and popularize knowledge of the law among the general public.

The proportion of a population or area that a product, service, or idea has reached; ownership rate; penetration rate

(loanword) jeep; a light and durable off-road vehicle

Popular or mainstream; also a name for pop culture, derived from English 'popular'.

The basic shares of a company's capital stock that typically carry voting rights and the right to dividends.

(bound form) Russian unit of weight; pood

A common English surname or given name, transliterated as Thompson.

(bound form) Putuo, referring to several geographic locations in China including a district in Zhoushan and a district in Shanghai; often used as a short form for [[普陀山|普陀山|pu3 tuo2 shan1]]

Pu'er, a prefecture-level city in Yunnan Province

The process of officially counting a population and recording various details about individuals, such as age, gender, and occupation; also called [[人口统计|人口統計|ren2 kou3 tong3 ji4]].

Putuo District, a district in central Shanghai; also a district of Zhoushan city in Zhejiang Province

quite ordinary; mediocre; nothing special

Prodi; an Italian surname

to fall in many places or over a wide area, used specifically when describing rain or snow

election in which all or most members of a given political body are chosen; universal suffrage

Hewlett-Packard; the HP computer technology company

Dopod; a mobile communications company based in Taiwan

Pilates; a physical fitness system developed by Joseph Pilates

The surname Thorpe; also Thorp

to shine everywhere; to bathe all things in light, especially of sunlight or a glorious radiance

The Titan god of fire in Greek mythology who stole fire for humanity and was punished by Zeus; he represents a hero who bravely sacrifices himself for the benefit of mankind.

(idiom) sunlight shines over everything; the world is drenched in sunshine

Providence, capital city of the American state of Rhode Island

Chapman (name)

Mount Putuo in the Zhoushan archipelago of Zhejiang province; one of the Four Sacred Mountains of Buddhism and the site of the enlightenment of [[观音|觀音|guan1 yin1]].

Historical state located in northern Germany that led the formation of the German Empire in 1871 and was later abolished after World War II.

Phelps (name), especially American swimmer and Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps (1985-)

Springfield (place name)

Burang county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet; also known by the Tibetan name Spu hreng rdzong

Italian luxury fashion brand Prada

Antwerp (city in Belgium)

Pula (city in Croatia)

Puge county in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan