to carry out; to conduct (an investigation or discussion etc)

to move into a physical space, or to transition into a new state, period, or stage of development

to a greater degree; deeper; further

to come in

to go in

to promote (an idea or cause), advance, or boost

to push on or carry forward a process, project, or development

technologically sophisticated or highly developed

to bring goods into a country from abroad; imported

to advance or move forward in development

to bring in or import something from the outside, such as technology, capital, or management methods

to launch a physical or military assault against an opponent

to make headway; to make progress

to make something better or more efficient

course of events; process

to enter; to step into

a goal scored in a game such as soccer or hockey

to go forward or move in a physical direction

to burst in

and then; proceeding to the next step

the business of importation and exportation

to enter and compete in a new market, field, region, or arena

rate of progress

China Association for Promoting Democracy (abbreviation)

to break through a defensive line, barrier, or score by hitting a ball into a goal

to promote, improve, or further (abstract things like friendship, understanding, or health)

to travel from the countryside or outskirts into a town or city, typically for a short trip or specific errand

to enter or exit; to go through

to move from outside into a room or building

to show initiative, be a go-getter, and actively strive for progress or push forward with one's goals

to set up operations, a team, or a branch in a location or market

to rush in; to charge in

to enter a door or go inside a building

going to great lengths or exceeding the bounds of moderation in actions, methods, or pace

to enter a venue or building to attend an event or meeting.

to get into or squeeze into a physical space

to eat a meal; to take food

to stride forward or advance vigorously toward a goal or destination

to follow behind or keep up with someone or something moving ahead

to acquire or replenish goods for business inventory

to undertake advanced studies or take a refresher course to improve professional or academic skills

to buy in or procure goods, materials, or stocks

to move forward, especially in an organized or formal manner

Great Leap Forward (1958-1960), Mao's attempt to modernize China's economy, which resulted in economic devastation and millions of deaths from famine caused by misguided policies

(of a vehicle) to pull into a station or arrive at a stop

to enter a place, organization, or group secretly or by using a false identity

to enter the capital city; to travel to Beijing

the physical movement or intake of water into a system or area