to decorate; to embellish; to repair; to build; to write; to cultivate; to study; to take (a class)

to decorate; interior decoration; to fit up; to renovate

maintenance (of equipment); to protect and maintain

(education) to major in; major

to repair; to refurbish; to renovate; to refit; to mend; to rebuild

to rebuild (house or road); to overhaul

to overhaul; to examine and fix (a motor); to service (a vehicle)

to undertake advanced studies; to take a refresher course

to reconstruct; to repair; to revamp; to revise; to retake a failed course

to revise downward

to promise to keep sth in good repair; guarantee; warranty

to become revisionist

to repair earthworks

to restore (an ancient temple)

overhaul

disrepair

annual repairs and maintenance

(of an academic course) required; compulsory

to repair in a rush; rush repairs

revise; revised

variant of 束脩[shu4 xiu1]

see 永修縣|永修县[Yong3 xiu1 Xian4]

auto repair

to do research work; to engage in advanced studies

to practice Zen (esp. meditation)

to compile and revise; to inherit and develop

to compile and edit

to study on one's own; self-study

Soviet revisionism (abbr. for 蘇聯修正主義|苏联修正主义[Su1 lian2 xiu1 zheng4 zhu3 yi4])

(literary) matchmaker

(education) to minor in; minor

(at a school) to take as an elective; an elective; elective (subject)

(slang) to achieve a goal using an unconventional but highly effective method

monasticism

contemplation; meditation

(education) double major

Ouyang Xiu (1007-1072), Northern Song dynasty prose writer and historian

(of a person) beautiful inside and out

old and in a state of disrepair (idiom); dilapidated

fight self-interest and repudiate revisionism (Cultural Revolution slogan)

refurbishment; renovation