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修理 [xiu1li0]↓;
修路，修橋 build road, bridge;
修房子 build a house;
修鉛筆 sharpen pencil;
修廟 build or rebuild temple;
重修 rebuild, also revise (book).
(2) To trim nails, hair, etc.: 修容，修指甲，修面，修腳 [xiu1rong2], [xiu1zhi2jia3], [xiu1mian4], [xiu1jiao3]↓.
(3) To cultivate (peace, good relationships, character etc.): 修和，修好，修身，修福，修行, etc. [xiu1he2], [xiu1hao3], [xiu1shen1], [xiu1fu2]2, [xiu1xing4]↓;
修陰功 do secret good deeds;
不修邊幅 morally loose;
老不修 dissipated old man;
前 修 80.00.
(4) To study: 自修 study by oneself, free period in school for study;
進修 carry on further studies;
修業 study in school or for some profession.
(5) To edit (history): 修府志 edit prefectural history;
修法令 edit code of laws;
編修 an editor.
修短不齊 uneven in length;
修竹 tall bamboo;
修眉 long eyebrows;
修齡 (LL) long life, old age.
2.修葺 [xiu1qi4], v.t. & n., repair, renovate (house).
3.修齊 [xiu1qi2], phr., (1) cut even (hedge, etc.); (2) abbr. from 修身齊家 to cultive oneself and put family in order.
4.修道 [xiu1dao4], v.i., (1) to enter monastery; to go through religious regimen; (2) to cultivate the Way;
5.修道院 [xiu1dao4yUan4], n., monastery.
6.修訂 [xiu1ding4], v.t., to edit and revise; make or revise (treaties).
7.修短 [xiu1duan3], phr., “long-short”－the length.
8.修髮 [xiu1fa3], v.i., to trim the hair.
9.修復 [xiu1fu2]1, v.t., to renovate: 修復舊觀 restore (building, etc.) to original shape and appearance.
10.修福 [xiu1fu2]2, v.i., to “cultivate luck” by doing good deeds, philanthropy, etc.
11.修改 [xiu1gai3], v.t., revise (script), renovate (house), revise (policy), see [xiu1zheng4]↓.
12.修蓋 [xiu1gai4], v.t., build or rebuild (house, temple).
13.修好 [xiu1hao3], v.t., establish friendly relations, make allies.
14.修函 [xiu1han2], v.i., compose a letter, see also [xiu1shu1]↓.
15.修和 [xiu1he2], v.i., establish peace or friendly relations with neighbor countries.
16.修正 [xiu1zheng4], v.t., to revise (text, policy): 修正主義 revisionism.
17.修積 [xiu1ji0], v.i., see [xiu1fu2]2↑.
18.修剪 [xiu1jian3], v.t., trim, cut, clip.
19.修腳 [xiu1jiao3], v.i., pedicure.
20.修己 [xiu1ji3], v.i., to cultivate and constantly improve oneself.
21.修築 [xiu1zhu2], v.t., to construct (road, bridge).
22.修治 [xiu1zhi4], v.i., to repair, adjust and regulate.
23.修指甲 [xiu1zhi2jia3], v.i., manicure.
24.修濬 [xiu1jUn4], v.t., dredge (river) and build dykes.
25.修鍊 [xiu1lian4], v.i., go into religious self-discipline, esp. Buddist or Taoist control of mind and body.
26.修理 [xiu1li0], v.t., repair (house, watch, etc.).
27.修羅場 [xiu1luo2chang2], n., (Budd.) battlefield between giant demons, Asuras, and Indra－scene of bloody slaughter.
28.修面 [xiu1mian4], v.i., to shave (the face).
29.修名 [xiu1ming2]1, v.i., cultivate a good name for posterity.
30.修明 [xiu1ming2]2, adj., clean, enlighten, well-ordered (government).
31.修睦 [xiu1mu4]1, v.i., cultivate friendship with neighbors.
32.修墓 [xiu1mu4]2, v.i., renovate or keep (ancestral grave) in good condition.
33.修女 [xiu1nU3], n., a nun; cf. [xiu1shi4]1↓.
34.修然 [xiu1ran2], adj., (AC) trim, in good shape.
35.修容 [xiu1rong2], v.i., make up hair and face: 修容室 beauty parlor.
36.修繕 [xiu1shan4], v.t., see [xiu1li0]↑.
37.修身 [xiu1shen1], v.i. & n., cultivate oneself or improvement of the individual－Confucian basis of all social order.
38.修仙 [xiu1xian1], v.i., train by self-discipline to become an immortal.
39.修褉 [xiu1xi4], v.i., to hold the purification ceremony－see 褉 63C.81.
40.修省 [xiu1xing3], v.i., to look after one's conduct by self-examination (from 修身自省).
41.修心 [xiu1xin1], v.i., to attend to spiritual things.
42.修行 [xiu1xing1] ([xiu1xing0]), (1) to practise moral teachings; [xiu1xing1] ([xiu1xing0]), (2) ([xiu1xing4]) (Budd.) to practise Buddhist conduct.
43.修修 [xiu1xiu1], v.i., (AC) well-trimmed.
44.修書 [xiu1shu1], v.i., to compose a letter.
45.修士 [xiu1shi4]1, n., a monk, see [xiu1nU3]↑.
46.修飾 [xiu1shi4]2, v.t., to beautify, redecorate (room, house), refurbish.
47.修學 [xiu1xUe2], v.i., to study, esp. in school.
48.修辭 [xiu1ci2], n., rhetoric, the use of proper words; 修辭學 rhetoric.
49.修造 [xiu1zao4], v.t., to build (house, road, bridge).
50.修阻 [xiu1zu3], adj., (roads, way) long and arduous.
51.修文 [xiu1wen2], v.i., to develop the cultural things (arts, literature, rites and ceremonies).
52.修養 [xiu1yang3], n., man's moral culture as the result of training: 他很有修養 he is very cultivated; 文學修養 wide reading in literature.
53.修業 [xiu1ye4], v.i., to go to school.