1.completely2.totally recovered3.healed
1.to be advised2.awaiting an answer
to restore (an ancient temple)
(of an employee) to return to one's job (e.g. after being temporarily stood down)
(of a shop, market) to resume trading
Fushe, late Ming political and cultural movement led by Zhang Pu 张溥[zhāng pǔ] and others, advocating the revival of ancient studies
to test positive again (for COVID-19) after previously testing positive and then later, negative; to have a rebound positive test result
(of a public transportation route) to resume operating
please answer (epistolary style)
to report back (to a superior)
reduplication of words or syllables (as a stylistic device in Chinese)
1.double hearing2.diplacusis
1.anti-Qing revolutionary party set up in 1904 under Cai Yuanpei 蔡元培[cài yuán péi]2.aka 光复会[guāng fù huì]
repechage (supplementary qualifying round in sports)
(math.) complex conjugate
field of complex numbers (math.), usually denoted by C
Order Digenea (including trematode worms that parasite humans)
1.obidoxime chloride2.toxogonin
Han Fuju (1890–1938), Nationalist Kuomintang (KMT) army general and governor of Shandong, executed by Chiang Kai-shek 蒋介石[jiǎng jiè shí] after he abandoned Jinan to the Japanese
Zoomflight Telecom (Chinese company)
compound word such as 教室[jiào shì] or 国家[guó jiā], whose meaning is related to the component hanzi, unlike compounds such as 玫瑰[méi guī]
Manchu Restoration of 1917, an attempt by General Zhang Xun 张勋[zhāng xūn] to reinstate the monarchy in China by restoring abdicated emperor Puyi 溥仪[pǔ yí] to the throne
lit. the end comes back to the start (idiom); the wheel comes full circle
compound word, such as 玫瑰[méi guī] or 咖啡[kā fēi], whose meaning is unrelated to the individual characters (Note: These characters are often not used independently in modern Chinese.)
1.diphthong2.compound vowel