appointment; engagement; date; CL:次[ci4],個|个[ge4]; to arrange to meet

to make an appointment; to invite; approximately; pact; treaty; to economize; to restrict; to reduce (a fraction); concise

to weigh in a balance or on a scale

to agree on sth (after discussion); to conclude a bargain; to arrange; to promise; to stipulate; to make an appointment; stipulated (time, amount, quality etc); an arrangement; a deal; appointment; undertaking; commitment; understanding; engagement; stipulation

Joseph (name)

Johnson or Johnston (name)

to restrict; to limit to; to constrain; restriction; constraint

Joseph (name)

Joshua (name)

Jordan (country)

York

Yorkshire (English region)

Job (name); Book of Job in the Old Testament

to arrange an interview; an appointment (with the foreign ambassador)

Johannesburg, South Africa

see 約炮|约炮[yue1 pao4]

variant of 約旦|约旦[Yue1 dan4]

to arrange to go on a date with sb

reduced fraction (e.g. one half for three sixths); to reduce a fraction by canceling common factors in the numerator and denominator

to bind; to restrict; to constrain

approximately; about (some numerical value)

to invite sb to go along with oneself (to a meeting, on a trip etc)

(neologism, attested by 2014) (slang) Are you interested? (originally an invitation for casual sex, later generalized as a playful or humorous invitation for any activity)

Jotham (son of Uzziah)

iota (Greek letter Ιι)

contract; oath of allegiance

variant of 約莫|约莫[yue1 mo5]

divisor (of a number); approximate number

Ark of the Covenant

Jurgen (name)

temporary law; provisional constitution

(slang) to hook up for sex; to arrange a casual sexual encounter (often with a new or non-committed partner)

approximate; rough

to commission (a newspaper article, piece of writing, artwork etc)

charter

Jonah

to estimate; to guess; about; around; approximately

promise; one's word; pledge; abbreviation

to calculate to be roughly ...

to invite; to issue an invitation

to arrange a meeting for a formal talk (usu. by an authority with a subordinate); to summon for questioning or a warning

to gather at an appointed place and time

Book of Job (in the Old Testament)

variant of 約旦河|约旦河[Yue1 dan4 He2]

Book of Jonah

Jordan River (in southwestern Asia)

(of a contract) binding (law)

Jehoshaphat, fourth king of Judah (Judaism)

Book of Joel