to undertake; to assume (responsibility etc)

to bear (an expense, a responsibility etc); burden

to hold a governmental office or post; to assume office of; to take charge of; to serve as

to guarantee; to vouch for

to worry; to be concerned

stretcher; litter; bier

to take upon oneself; to assume

to share (a burden, a cost, a responsibility)

heavy burden; difficult task; great responsibility

to undertake; to carry; to shoulder; to take responsibility

picul (100 catties, 50 kg); two buckets full; carrying pole and its load; classifier for loads carried on a shoulder pole

(idiom) apprehensive; alarmed; anxious

carrying pole and the loads on it; burden; task; responsibility; CL:副[fu4]

to shoulder; to bear; to undertake

quintal (100 kg)

(slang) fan of the same character or idol as oneself

Chinese unit of weight equal to 100 jin (or 50 kg)

carrying pole; shoulder pole; CL:根[gen1]

to pardon; please excuse (me); to take responsibility

worry; anxiety

to undertake; to assume (responsibility etc)

variant of 耽擱|耽搁[dan1 ge5]

to play the leading role

to shoulder a burden

variant of 耽誤|耽误[dan1 wu5]

to bear responsibility; to be held accountable

less-than-truck-load freight (LTL) (transportation)

Altair and its two adjacent stars

ta-a noodles or danzai noodles, popular snack originating from Tainan

Sichuan noodles with a spicy and numbing sauce

stretcher bearer (military)

stretcher

stretcher (for the injured)

pulling a lamb and bringing wine on a carrying pole (idiom); fig. to offer elaborate congratulations; to kill the fatted calf

cannot afford; cannot bear the burden

to fret over the worries of long-departed people (idiom); to worry unnecessarily; crying over spilt milk; often used with negatives, e.g. no need to worry about past issues

collateralized debt obligation (CDO), type of bond

asset-backed security; ABS