frequently; constantly; regularly; often; day-to-day; everyday; daily
trad. 經常
Also written 經常【jīng cháng】
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frequently; constantly; regularly; often; day-to-day; everyday; daily
trad. 經常
Also written 經常【jīng cháng】
to experience; to go through; experience (CL:段[duan4],次[ci4])
to pass; to go through; process; course; CL:個|个[ge4]
experience; to go through; to experience
the classics; scriptures; classical; classic (example, case etc); typical
economy; economic
manager; director; CL:個|个[ge4],位[wei4],名[ming2]
to engage in (business etc); to run; to operate
broker; middleman; agent; manager
classics; sacred book; scripture; to pass through; to undergo; to bear; to endure; warp (textile); longitude; menstruation; channel (TCM); abbr. for economics 經濟|经济[jing1 ji4]
surname Jing
funds; expenditure; CL:筆|笔[bi3]
to undergo (hardship); to endure; to withstand
to manage (a business); manager; broker
via
experienced; with ample experience
economics (as a field of study)
dealer; seller; distributor; broker; agency; franchise (i.e. company); retail outlet
scripture; scriptures; CL:本[ben3]
economist
economy class
(lit.) to pass through one's hands; (fig.) to handle; to deal with
economic crisis
longitude
can't stand it; to be unable to bear; to be unable to resist
(economic) recession
menstrual period
statecraft
long-lasting; durable
classic books in Confucianism; scriptures; sutras
classic work (esp. Confucian classics)
economic crime investigation
to stop over (en route)
to handle; to deal with
volumes of classics; volumes of scriptures; ancient scrolls
to trade; to carry out commercial activities; in business
line of longitude; meridian (geography)
scripture hall (Buddhism)
study of the Confucian classics
Tibetan prayer flag
Buddhist stone pillar
for years; year after year
shock-resistant
upon investigation
(literary) to plan and administer; to govern and develop
period pain; menstrual cramps; dysmenorrhea
acupuncture point (any point on any meridian); category of 12 specific acupuncture points near the wrist or ankle, each lying on a different meridian (one of five categories collectively termed 五輸穴|五输穴)
place where the emperor listened to lectures (traditional)
to be in charge of
religious text