to produce; to manufacture; to give birth to a child

to go bankrupt; to become impoverished; bankruptcy

heritage; legacy; inheritance; bequest; CL:筆|笔[bi3]

property; assets

real estate

to give birth; to reproduce; to produce; product; resource; estate; property

real estate; landed estate; landed property

real estate; the property market (e.g. houses)

to have a miscarriage; (fig.) to fail; to fall through

real estate; immovable property; immovables

family property

difficult birth; (fig.) difficult to achieve

to produce (by natural growth, or by manufacture, mining etc); to yield; to turn out; produce; products

cesarean birth

special local product; (regional) specialty

to lose a family fortune (idiom)

minerals

middle class; bourgeois

high yield; bumper crop

to face childbirth; about to give birth; refers esp. to the onset of regular contractions

shortfall in production

traditional industry (abbr. for 傳統產業|传统产业[chuan2 tong3 chan3 ye4])

to assess; to estimate (value of property, yield of harvest etc)

low yield

to stop production

to induce labor; to expedite childbirth

public property

(adj.) communist; communism; to collectivize ownership of property

agriculture products; farm produce

to produce less; to reduce output; lower yield

movable property; personal property

to help a mother give birth

to make a production contract

yield per unit area

original production; native to (of species)

to sell off one's property

staple; name-brand product

perinatal

domestically produced

produced locally; local product (with distinctive native features)

to increase production

prolific; fertile; high yield

Zi Chan (?-522 BC), statesman and philosopher during the Spring and Autumn period

pregnancy and childbirth; obstetrics and gynecology

to miscarry; a miscarriage; an abortion

annual production

to induce labor (childbirth)

(of an expectant mother) to be in labor

to put into production; to put into operation