young

junior ranking officer in Chinese army; major; lieutenant commander

girl; young lady

early youth; youngster; (literary) youth; young man

refrain (from doing sth); (coll.) Come on!; Give me a break!; Save it!

son of the boss; young master of the house; your son (honorific)

small number; few; minority

second lieutenant (army rank)

Shaolin Temple, Buddhist monastery famous for its kung fu monks

the Shaolin monastery and martial arts school

rare; seldom seen; (formal) it's a rare pleasure to see you

a little; a few

a smidgen; a little bit; a few

major general; rear admiral; air vice marshal

Mind your own business!; Don't interfere!

cannot do without; to be unavoidable; are bound to be many

rare; infrequent

ethnic minority

young criminal; juvenile delinquent

boss's son; young master; young boss

child

a short while; soon

young and strong; in the prime of youth

young married woman

minister in charge of the palace treasury in imperial China

to add less (of a spice etc)

young, unmarried male; young guy

young and pretty; pretty girl

(literary) a little while

(literary) after a short while; shortly; (literary) (of an illness) slightly improved

in a short while; presently

cannot be avoided; cannot do without

boss's son

Young Pioneers of China, abbr. for 少年先鋒隊|少年先锋队[Shao4 nian2 Xian1 feng1 dui4]

(coll.) (usually used in the negative) (can't) hurt (to do sth); (won't) hurt (to do sth)

young guard; young and vigorous group with new ideas; new wave

Jungfrau, peak in Switzerland

young lady of the house; wife of the young master

declining birthrate (orthographic borrowing from Japanese 少子化 "shoushika")

(Tw) young people; youngster

Children's Palace, institution where children can take part in various extracurricular activities

(coll.) dim-witted; foolish; absent-minded

to be prematurely gray; young person with graying hair

a small proportion of; Taiwan pr. [shao3bu4fen4]

name of disease in TCM

lesser yang gallbladder meridian of the leg (one of the 12 principal meridians of TCM)

(idiom) young and inexperienced; wet behind the ears

see 少不更事[shao4 bu4 geng1 shi4]

very few; very little