lack; shortage of; shortfall; to be short (of); to lack

deficiency; lack; scarce; vacant post; to run short of

weak point; fault; shortcoming; disadvantage; CL:個|个[ge4]

defect; flaw

to be absent

vacancy

nick; jag; gap; shortfall

shortage of money

shortage

lack; deficiency; shortcoming; flaw; defect; to be deficient; to lack

necessary; must have

perfect and without blemish; flawless; to leave nothing to be desired

lacking oxygen; anaerobic

mean; nasty; reprehensible; unprincipled

to be deficient in; lapse; deficiency

badly damaged; shattered

water shortage; dehydration

to be lacking; to fall short of; to wane; deficit; deficient

surplus and shortfall

waiting for a vacancy

(slang) idiot; fool

to fall vacant; a job opening at a high level

lightning (archaic word)

to be deficient in sth; to be short of sth (supplies, money etc)

waxing and waning (of the moon)

very short of (food, clean water etc); extreme shortage; deficit

to lack; to do without

whole

currently in short supply; in deficit (of commodity); currently vacant (position)

new moon

breaking

scarce; scarcity

in short supply; scarce

(of a position) to fall vacant; vacant post; a vacancy; (of regulation, service etc) unsatisfactory; dysfunctional

to be absent from work or school

harelip

a regret; sth regrettable

defective; defect

oil shortage

to overlook; omissions; deficiencies

to have a power shortage

default (setting)

to lack food supplies

(medicine) (of an organ or tissue) to have an insufficient blood supply; (of a blood bank) to run low on blood supplies

to lack sleep; to be sleep-deprived

(of a square shape, such as a house plan) to have a corner missing; (fig.) to lack something; missing piece

lack of supplies; unavailable goods

(sports) to miss a game (due to injury, suspension etc); to sit out a match

vacancy