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

approximately; probably

booking; reservation; to book; to make an appointment

contract; agreement; CL:份[fen4]

to sign a contract or agreement

agreement; contract

treaty; pact; CL:個|个[ge4]

engagement; wedding contract

to economize; to conserve (resources); economy; frugal

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) (abbr. for 北大西洋公約組織|北大西洋公约组织[Bei3 Da4 xi1 Yang2 Gong1 yue1 Zu3 zhi1])

lease

contract of alliance; oath or treaty between allies

vague; faint; indistinct

to break a promise; to violate an agreement; to default (on a loan or contract)

to keep an appointment

oath; vow; pledge; promise

convention (i.e. international agreement)

Old Testament

former agreement; former contract

to restrict; to agree to a contract; offer; bid

New Testament

to agree (on a meeting place, date etc); to reach agreement; to make an appointment

to restrict; condition

peace treaty

to invite; an invitation

book contract

frugal; economical; thrifty

to simplistically reduce (sth) to just ...; to regard (sth) as merely ...

Warsaw Pact, Soviet-led military alliance (1955–1991) (abbr. for 華沙條約組織|华沙条约组织[Hua2 sha1 Tiao2 yue1 Zu3 zhi1])

entente; pact; agreement; negotiated settlement

trade treaty (abbr. for 通商條約|通商条约[tong1 shang1 tiao2 yue1]); to mutually agree (to do sth) (abbr. for 商量約定|商量约定[shang1 liang5 yue1 ding4])

covenant

to miss an appointment

graceful and subdued (style)

variant of 綽約|绰约[chuo4 yue1]

to keep an appointment; to keep one's word

to conclude a treaty; to make an agreement; contract (at bridge)

secret appointment

to keep a promise; to honor an agreement

contract; written agreement

to break a promise; breach of contract

Shen Yue (441-513), writer and historian during Liang of Southern dynasties 南朝梁, compiler of History of Song of the Southern dynasties 宋書|宋书

to miss an appointment; to break an appointment

film contract; movie contract

specially engaged; employed or commissioned for a special task

to break a promise

to make a contract

sketchy; concise; abbreviated