1.to get off the main topic2.to digress
question bank (for examiners creating an exam, or students preparing for an exam)
to write the title of a book on a label
1.epigraph2.inscription3.graffito
1.to inscribe a poem (often, composed on the spot) on a painting, fan or ceramic bowl etc as a work of calligraphy2.an inscribed poem
1.short comments2.preface and postscript
fill-in-the-blank question
title bar (of a window) (computing)
off-topic comment; digression
the three core challenges of rural development in mainland China (agriculture 农业[nóng yè], rural areas 农村[nóng cūn] and farmers 农民[nóng mín]), first identified as a policy focus in the 1990s
three-body problem (mechanics)
issue that needs to be addressed first (before another issue can be resolved)
1.to cut a long story short2.a brief treatment of a complicated subject3.fig. to treat an important question as a minor matter
1.irrelevant2.beside the point
1.headline news2.title story
1.knotty problem2.intractable difficulty
(coll.) one's first time ever experiencing sth (esp. sth notable or unusual)
variant of 小题大做[xiǎo tí dà zuò]
we will not elaborate on that (used as pluralis auctoris)
writing style in which the main subject is not introduced initially (opposite: 破题[pò tí])
to do a lot of practice questions (to prepare for an exam)
(in one's study) to focus on the topics one speculates will appear on the exam
extemporaneous thoughts noted down after a visit
questions from previous years' exams
1.to compose a preface (or introductory remarks, etc)2.question (or section) order (on an exam paper)3.question (or section) number
to dedicate (a book, film etc to sb)
1.false proposition2.fundamentally flawed notion3.(in popular usage, can also refer to anything based on a flawed notion, such as a false dichotomy or a question that starts with a false premise)
1.to have sth go wrong2.to have a problem arise3.to give problems
1.title word2.entry (in dictionary)
1."sensational headline writers", people who write misleading titles in order to generate clicks from Internet users2.clickbait
erhua form of 破题[pò tí] (chiefly used in the colloquial "first-time-ever" sense)