not bad; pretty good; quite well; of high quality

error; mistake; blunder

to miss or let slip a chance, opportunity, or transport

that is right; quite sure; you can rest assured

to make a mistake; to have an error occur

fault; mistake; an error for which one is responsible

in a state of confusion or chaos; disorganized; jumbled

mistake; slip-up; fault

To identify someone or something incorrectly; to mistake one thing for another.

illusion; misconception; a wrong impression or incorrect perception of objective reality

something wrong; a mistake; an error

to crisscross; to intertwine; to interlock; (in mechanics) staggered

To let a chance or opportunity slip by; to lose or fail to catch something.

(figurative) to deviate from a normal state or expected role, such as in morals, values, or social functions

to make a mistake; to err; to do the wrong thing

to speak incorrectly; to make a slip of the tongue

intricate; tangled and complicated; (idiom) describes a situation where many different factors are intertwined and difficult to untangle

To remember something incorrectly or to misremember.

incorrect, impolite, or inappropriate statements or speech

To blame or complain about someone because of a misunderstanding.

to make a mistake; to err or miscalculate; to misunderstand something

Incorrectly written or mispronounced characters; refers collectively to [[错字|錯字|cuo4 zi4]] and [[别字|別字|bie2 zi4]].

to stagger or alternate times or positions to avoid a conflict

to rectify mistakes; to correct an error

big error; major mistake; blunder

irregularly arranged in a way that is charming or picturesque; in pleasing disorder

to intersect or overlap in a complex pattern; to be crisscrossed; can also describe a very complicated situation

a misjudged legal case or a miscarriage of justice

strewn at random; uneven; irregular; scattered or arranged in a disorderly but often picturesque way

undeserved kindness or favor; a polite expression used when thanking someone for their care, support, or promotion

to be deeply or gravely mistaken; to commit a very serious blunder; describes an error that is extremely severe

to suffer from a clinical mental disorder or psychosis; a pathological state of mental derangement

(idiom) a mistake or misunderstanding caused by a series of coincidences or a strange twist of fate

A character that is written, printed, or engraved incorrectly; a typo or misprint in Chinese text

to correct a mistake or error

(Of two vehicles) to pass each other from opposite directions or when overtaking, often involving one yielding the right of way to the other

(of a computer system) able to keep working normally despite software errors, hardware malfunctions, or incorrect instructions

To miss a great opportunity; to fail to seize a good chance

to make continuous mistakes; to keep on blundering; to repeat an error without learning from it

unjust, falsified, and mistaken cases; a collective term for fake or wrongful legal charges

to knowingly continue doing something wrong after an error has already been committed; to leave a mistake as it is and proceed with it rather than correcting it

to stagger or shift time slots, such as working hours or holidays, so they do not overlap or conflict

twisted roots and intertwined joints; used to describe a situation or relationship that is extremely complex, knotty, and difficult to resolve

Namtso or Lake Nam; a mountain lake in central Tibet that is the third largest saltwater lake in China and one of the highest major lakes in the world.

to be mentally deranged; mental disorder; insanity

wine goblets and drinking chips (used for keeping score in games) are tossed about; describes the lively scene of a drinking party

intricate; complicated; intertwined; tangled and involved

mistakes, errors, and things left out by accident; negligence

To take the wrong train, bus, or car.