a bit; a little; a small amount of something

The most important or essential part of something; focus, emphasis, or keynote.

somewhat; rather; a bit; typically used before an adjective to express a slight degree of a quality, often with a negative or dissatisfied tone

A small quantity or amount, often used after a verb or adjective to mean "a little bit" or "a bit more"

characteristic; feature; trait; a special or unique quality

almost; nearly; on the verge of

point of view; viewpoint; standpoint; the position or angle from which one observes and judges things

place; site; location; venue

to carry out a pilot project or small-scale experiment in order to gain experience before wider implementation

To move one's head up and down to express agreement, approval, understanding, or to greet someone.

a place or topic that draws significant popular attention; a central issue or point of general interest; a place where intense political or military conflict is occurring

the central point of attention or interest; the crux of a matter

The unit for the arithmetic difference between two percentages; used to compare rates or changes over time

To do something more quickly; often used as a command to get a move on

Used in negative sentences with [[都|都|dou1]] or [[也|也|ye3]] to mean "not at all" or "not even a little bit"

shortcoming; defect; weakness; a weak point or disadvantage

merit; strong point; advantage; a positive quality as opposed to a [[缺点|缺點|que1 dian3]]

a bit earlier or sooner

at a later time; in a little while; later on

a branch or service location within a network, such as for a bank, retail store, or government agency

The place or time where something begins; the beginning or origin of a process, event, or journey

idea; strategy; method; suggestion

scenic spot; tourist attraction; a place of interest for sightseeing

To have a small amount of something.

to nod one's head, typically to show agreement or to greet someone

weak point; failing; shortcoming

The end, conclusion, or final stage of an event or situation; outcome.

a free kick taken from the penalty spot in sports like soccer and field hockey, often used to penalize a foul in the penalty area or to break a tie

light refreshments; pastry; dim sum; small food items eaten between meals

common points; features or characteristics shared by two or more people or things

to light; to kindle; to set on fire; to cause to start burning

the most important information or parts of a speech, text, or matter; essentials; gist

to choose, designate, or fix a specific location or unit for an activity

a difficult point; a problem or part of something that is hard to understand or solve

a position or level that is lower than a standard; a low point, such as in the stock market or temperature

(bound form) very small amount; crumbs; bits and pieces

The underlying reason, basis, or intention behind someone's words or actions

To call out names from a list to check for attendance.

(of an engine or vehicle) to start; ignition

slight; somewhat; rather; used before adjectives or verbs to indicate a small degree (often of something undesirable)

To point to a physical location or direction; to indicate

to decorate or adorn a surface or scene with small details; to dot, sprinkle, or stud something to make it more attractive

(finance) one hundredth of a percentage point

to check or count stock; to take an inventory of goods

a tiny amount; the slightest bit; very little

A point where lines or pathways intersect or branch; a nodule (e.g., in biology or linguistics)

The point on which a lever rests or is supported and on which it pivots.

The location or site where an examination is held; testing center.

nearly; almost; used to indicate that something undesirable almost happened