to be in accordance with; to agree with; to meet (e.g. a requirement or standard)

to tally; to conform to; to agree with; to be consistent with

symbol; mark; sign; a notation or code used to represent something else

to be inconsistent with; to not agree or tally with; to not conform to

a protective talisman or charm believed to ward off evil spirits and protect the wearer

A symbol used in a musical score to indicate the pitch and duration of a sound.

a Taoist charm, magic incantation, or amulet used to summon or command spirits and deities

(computing) a letter, digit, punctuation mark, or control symbol used in data processing and information systems; in computing, each character corresponds to a specific binary code

amulet or charm worn for protection against evil; a physical object believed to summon gods or drive away ghosts

punctuation mark; punctuation symbols used in writing to clarify meaning and structure

The name or reputation matches the reality; also written as [[名副其实|名副其實|ming2 fu4 qi2 shi2]]

a Daoist magic figure or talisman believed to possess the power to summon or expel spirits and bring good or bad luck

A sequence of characters or symbols used in computing to represent data like text, program statements, or variable names.

Vladivostok; a major Russian port city on the Pacific Ocean

A musical notation symbol representing a period of silence in a piece of music

semiotics; the study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation

a two-piece tiger-shaped metal object used in ancient China to authorize troop movements; the split halves were matched together to verify a commander's authority

(literary) an ancient two-piece tally issued by a ruler as proof of authority to move troops; the two halves were matched to verify the authenticity of an order

an ancient tally used as a credential (as for passing through gates, mobilizing troops, or for envoys); traditionally made of bamboo, wood, jade, or copper and split into two halves that match when joined

a letter assigned to a computer disk drive or partition, such as C: or D:

Charms made of two peachwood boards used in ancient times to ward off evil; they were hung by the door and either painted with the images of the gate gods [[神荼|神荼|shen2 shu1]] and [[郁垒|鬱壘|yu4 lu:4]] or inscribed with their names.

To write or draw magical spells or incantations used to invite blessings or drive away evil spirits.

a letter or symbol from an ancient alphabet; often used in modern media to refer to magical symbols or characters

undecipherable handwriting or poor drawing; scribblings

A collection of characters and symbols encoded for use in a computer system; often an abbreviation for [[编码字符集|編碼字符集|bian1 ma3 zi4 fu2 ji2]].

a magical charm or spell used to hasten someone's death; something that brings about an early death

the name or reputation does not correspond to reality; not living up to one's reputation; empty name

(literary) an identification tag, seal, or tally used in ancient China to prove authority or identity

The system of phonetic symbols used in Taiwan for transcribing the pronunciation of Chinese characters

(computing) a character or symbol that represents a specific mathematical or logical action

a sign of good luck or an auspicious omen, often appearing in historical or classical texts to indicate divine favor for a ruler

wildcard character used in computing

symbolic logic; a branch of mathematics and logic that uses symbols and mathematical methods to represent formal logic

Classic of the Hidden Talisman, an ancient Daoist text in one volume traditionally attributed to the Yellow Emperor, focusing on Daoist cultivation and cosmology

Württemberg, a region of southwest Germany and a former state centered around Stuttgart

to match completely or fit exactly, like two halves of a tally; used to describe ideas or events that are in perfect agreement

the stamp or seal of an emperor

A specific collection of characters mapped to numeric codes for computer processing

(idiom) one's words and deeds do not match; to not practice what one preaches

half note; minim

the longest standard note in music, written as a hollow white oval without a stem; also called a semibreve

a character or sequence that marks the beginning or end of a specific unit of data in computing

mnemonic symbol; mnemonic code

Water containing the ashes of burned paper charms, used by Daoist practitioners to cure diseases.

demisemiquaver; a musical note played for one thirty-second of the duration of a whole note

to be at odds; to not correspond; to not be in harmony; a discrepancy or mismatch

to fall short of; to not match; to be inconsistent with

courtesy name of the Yuan Dynasty dramatist and poet Qiao Ji

a written mark or character used to represent information or sounds