master; qualified worker; respectful form of address for older men; CL:個|个[ge4],位[wei4],名[ming2]

surname Shi

teacher; master; expert; model; army division; (old) troops; to dispatch troops

senior male fellow disciple or student (by seniority, not age); son of one's teacher who is older than oneself

senior female fellow student or apprentice; daughter (older than oneself) of one's teacher

young disciple (of the same master); younger or junior male schoolmate

term of respect for a teacher's wife

(historical) privately hired legal or administrative advisor to a government official; teacher's teacher (in academic lineage)

military division level commander; teacher

teacher's husband

to study under (a teacher)

Daoist priest (esp. in folk religion); teacher's teacher (in academic or apprenticeship lineage)

friend from whom you can seek advice

following the ways of old; in imitation of ancient style

abbr. for 師範大學|师范大学[shi1 fan4 da4 xue2], normal university; teacher training college

elderly Buddhist nun

married woman of mature age

junior female student or apprentice; daughter (younger than oneself) of one's teacher

term of respect for a teacher's wife; sorceress

see 師宗縣|师宗县[Shi1 zong1 Xian4]

teacher; master

(archaic form of address) his excellency the army commander

master and disciple

to study under; to be a disciple of; lineage of instruction

teachers and students

teacher of one's teacher (esp. in a lineage)

teacher-training; pedagogical; normal (school, e.g. Beijing Normal University)

paragon of virtue and learning; exemplary character

qualified teacher

male fellow disciples; fellow apprentices

Shizong, a county in Qujing City 曲靖市[Qu3 jing4 Shi4], Yunnan

lit. to go to war without just cause (idiom); to act without justification

lit. to have sufficient reason to send troops (idiom); to do something with good reason; to have just cause

normal university; teacher training college

teacher's college; normal school

"learn from the foreigners in order to gain command of them", idea advocated by Wei Yuan 魏源[Wei4 Yuan2]

the master leads you to the door, the rest is up to you; you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink