| | to put / to place / to release / to free / to let go / to let out / to set off (fireworks) | HSK 1 |
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| | to have a holiday or vacation | HSK 1 |
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| | to dismiss students at the end of the school day | HSK 1 |
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| | to lay down; to put down / to let go of; to relinquish; to set aside / to lower (the blinds etc) | HSK 2 |
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| | to feel relieved / to feel reassured / to be at ease | HSK 2 |
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| | to relax; to slacken; to loosen | HSK 4 |
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| | to enlarge / to magnify | HSK 5 |
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| | to renounce; to abandon; to give up | HSK 5 |
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| | to turn on the water / to let water out / (sports) to throw a game | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to put | HSK 7-9 |
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| | wanton / unbridled / presumptuous / impudent | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to let off / to let slip by / to let sb get away with sth | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to show (a movie) / to screen | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to indulge / to pamper / to connive at / permissive / indulgent / self-indulgent / unrestrained / undisciplined / uncultured / boorish | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to radiate / radioactive | |
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| | to devolve authority to lower levels | |
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| | to banish / to deport / to send into exile / to be marooned | |
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| | to let pass | |
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| | to allow to fly | |
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| | to lend money (as a commercial loan) | |
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| | to let go / to release | |
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| | to raise (livestock or poultry) in an open environment / to breed (fish, bees, silkworms etc) in a suitable environment; to culture (kelp etc) / to release (a captive animal) into the wild | |
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| | to graze (livestock) / to herd (livestock) | |
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| | to let off / to give out | |
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| | radiotherapy (abbr. for 放射療法|放射疗法) / to treat by radiotherapy | |
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| | electrical discharge / (coll.) to lure / to entice | |
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| | to relax (a rule) / to ease (restrictions) / to extend (a time limit) / to let out (a garment) / to expand / to broaden | |
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| | very loudly / at the top of one's voice | |
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| | to allow in fresh air / to allow a prisoner out for exercise / to give out information | |
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| | (TCM) to practice bloodletting / (medicine) to perform phlebotomy / (coll.) to make sb bleed; to inflict grievous wounds / (fig.) to cough up a large amount of money / (fig.) to reduce prices drastically | |
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| | to relax completely / to empty one's mind / (finance) to sell short / (of a commercial vehicle) to travel empty (no cargo or passengers) / to deadhead | |
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| | unrestrained / dissolute / dissipated / unconventional / immoral / to debauch / to dissipate | |
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| | to ignore / to let alone / to indulge | |
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| | to survey / to view broadly | |
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| | to broadcast / to announce over loudspeakers | |
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| | to provide loans | |
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| | to let go one's hold / to give up / to have a free hand | |
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| | (of weather) to clear up | |
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| | to set on fire / to commit arson / to create a disturbance | |
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| | licentious / wanton / morally unrestrained | |
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| | to knock over; to knock down; to lay flat; to fell; to bring down | |
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| | to keep watch / to do sentry duty / to be on patrol | |
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| | to act boldly | |
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| | to lend money (for interest); to give credit | |
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| | to slow / to slow down (the pace of) | |
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| | lay down butcher's knife, become a Buddha on the spot (idiom); instant rehabilitation / to repent and be absolved of one's crimes | |
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| | to let sb do whatever they want / to indulge / to give free reins to / to let things slide / to drift aimlessly / laissez-faire | |
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| | to abandon all restraint (idiom) | |
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| | to knock off work for the day | |
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| | untrammeled / reckless / wanton | |
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| | free-range chicken | |
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| | to act wickedly / to bully / to make life difficult for sb by unreasonable actions | |
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| | to put in / to insert | |
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| | class of underachievers / dunces' class (Tw) | |
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| | radiological weapon | |
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| | to have no room to put sth / to be unable to let go | |
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| | to put one's all into the fight | |
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| | to release / to set free / to allow (a person or an animal) to go / to liberate | |
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| | to set level / to lay flat | |
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| | to poison / (fig.) to spread vicious rumors | |
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| | magnifying glass | |
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| | as far as the eye can see | |
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| | to be able to put (sth) down; to have room for; to be able to accommodate | |
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| | to reduce the pace (of movements, steps etc) | |
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| | radiology | |
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| | to lay down a heavy burden | |
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| | playback (of recorded sound) | |
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| | radiotherapy | |
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| | radiation / rays of radiation | |
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| | radiation plume | |
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| | to release breath / to deflate / to fart | |
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| | to fart / to break wind / to talk nonsense / Utter rubbish! | |
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| | radioactive | |
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| | radiotherapy | |
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| | (lit.) to fire blank shots / (fig.) to be all talk and no action / to shoot one's mouth off / to make empty promises | |
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| | magnifying power / magnification | |
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| | radioactive material | |
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| | radioactive contamination | |
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| | cinema room / viewing room | |
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| | to set off firecrackers | |
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| | deregulation | |
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| | (coll.) to stand sb up / to fail to honor an agreement | |
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| | to pay attention to / to care about / to attach importance to | |
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| | to stand sb up / to bail on sb | |
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| | to lower / to be humble | |
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| | radioactive waste | |
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| | radioactive iodine | |
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| | radiation sickness | |
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| | to fire after the horse has bolted (idiom); to act too late to be effective | |
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| | to have free rein (idiom) | |
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| | bring it on! / give me all you got! | |
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| | laissez-faire policy; non-interference | |
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| | radioactive material | |
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| | radioactive nuclide / radionuclide | |
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| | to enjoy oneself in nature's embrace (idiom) | |
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| | cannot stop worrying | |
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| | radioactive isotope / radioisotope | |
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| | radioactive decay | |
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| | radiation source | |
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| | to feed the starving ghosts (i.e. offer sacrifice to protect the departed spirit) | |
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