merit; meritorious service; achievement

skill; technique; workmanship

effect; success; result; usefulness

diagnostic function

to reward sb. according to their contribution or merits

play kung fu [Syn.] 打功夫

to play Kung Fu

Only allow success, not allow failure

taking credit for someone else's work

optical power

merits achieved on the battlefield; contributions achieved through hard work

to have achieved accomplishments and made a name for oneself

fail to succeed for lack of a final effort

easy task, jobs that do not require talents or special training

noun; easy task, one which is easy to master.

exercises to benefit the muscles and bones

attack the heart is the best way

one can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar; psychological offensive is the best of tactics

have all that has been achieved spoiled; all efforts gone to waste | also 前功盡棄 in Mandarin

to revise one's lessons

to revise one's school work [written and colloquial]

glorious achievements

you can wear out iron shoes in fruitless search for sth, and yet by a lucky chance you may find it without even looking for it - find sth by chance after looking for it everywhere

unsuccessful

highly skilled in martial arts

skillful in martial arts

merits and virtues; charitable and pious; deeds; benefaction; beneficence; works

function

kung fu - a Chinese martial art. Sometimes known as 'gong fu' or 'gung fu'

skill; art; labour; effort

One general achieves renown over the dead bodies of 10,000 soldiers

What millions died that Caesar might be great;

one man succeeds ten thousand bones perish, which means a man's success is built upon scarifies of many people

merits and achievements; contributions; a deed; a merit; an exploit; a feat (also 功績)

a wicked person

a wicked and unsrupulous person