subject (of a talk or conversation); topic

theme; subject

difficult problem

title; heading; headline; caption; subject

puzzle; riddle

topic; problem for discussion; exam question; subject; to inscribe; to mention; CL:個|个[ge4],道[dao4]

surname Ti

main topic; matter at hand

topic of discussion; topic; subject; issue (under discussion); CL:項|项[xiang4]

task; problem; issue

specific topic (addressed by a book, lecture, TV program etc); article, report or program etc on a specific topic

to digress; to stray from the topic

(literary) to introduce the theme of a composition; to state the gist at the outset; (fig.) to begin tackling an issue; to find a way into a problem; (coll.) to experience sth for the first time (esp. sth unusual)

we will not elaborate on that (used as pluralis auctoris)

(schoolwork) exercise; problem; question

book title

problem or question solved for illustrative purposes in the classroom; practice question (used in preparation for an exam); sample question

to go off-topic; to stray from the topic; obscure question; trick exam question; catch question (CL:道[dao4])

writing style in which the main subject is not introduced initially (opposite: 破題|破题[po4 ti2])

to draw up the theme (for discussion)

to keep to the subject

to do a lot of practice questions (to prepare for an exam)

see 副標題|副标题[fu4 biao1 ti2]

proposition (logic, math.); to assign an essay topic

to evaluate (an individual); to appraise

as the title suggests; as indicated in the title

to stick to the topic

(in one's study) to focus on the topics one speculates will appear on the exam

untitled

the subject under discussion; the point at issue

motif (loanword); main idea; theme

to bring out the main theme; to make the point; to bring out the substance concisely

extemporaneous thoughts noted down after a visit

questions from previous years' exams

to digress; to stray from the subject

exam question

to solve problems; to explicate

topic of a lecture

topic

exam question; test topic

relevant; pertinent

to get off the main topic; to digress

to choose a topic (for writing, research, publishing etc); chosen topic

false proposition; fundamentally flawed notion; (in popular usage, can also refer to anything based on a flawed notion, such as a false dichotomy or a question that starts with a false premise)

to have sth go wrong; to have a problem arise; to give problems

to raise a tough question

subtitle (of a book etc); subheading

fill-in-the-blank question

multiple-choice question