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Exact character matches appear first. For otherwise comparable matches, frequency in film and television subtitles helps determine order. Direct English-definition matches and prefix matches also affect ranking. Word length and the availability of usage notes do not improve rank.

Frequency data: Cai & Brysbaert, SUBTLEX-CH (2010), Creative Commons Attribution. The data includes word forms with at least 10 occurrences in an older subtitle sample. It does not provide current frequency or HSK levels. Absence from the sample does not establish that a word is rare. Names, variants and restricted readings identified in the source appear after general-use entries within the same match type.

发刊词fā kān cí

foreword / preface (to a publication)

发语词fā yǔ cí

introductory particle (used at the beginning of a sentence or passage in Classical Chinese)

百科词典bǎi kē cí diǎn

encyclopedic dictionary

相似词xiāng sì cí

synonym

众口一词zhòng kǒu yī cí

all of one voice / unanimous

砌词捏控qì cí niē kòng

to make an accusation based on fabricated evidence (idiom)

祝贺词zhù hè cí

congratulatory speech

祷词dǎo cí

litany (text of a prayer)

种加词zhǒng jiā cí

(biology) specific epithet

答词dá cí

reply / thank-you speech

组词zǔ cí

to combine words / word formation

结构助词jié gòu zhù cí

structural particle, such as 的[de], 地[de], 得[de] and 所[suǒ]

联合式合成词lián hé shì hé chéng cí

coordinative compound word

联绵词lián mián cí

two-syllable word featuring alliteration or rhyme, such as 玲瓏|玲珑[líng lóng]

能愿动词néng yuàn dòng cí

modal verb (e.g. 肯[kěn], 能[néng], 會|会[huì], 要[yào], 該|该[gāi], 得[děi], 願意|愿意[yuàn yì], 可以[kě yǐ], 可能[kě néng], 敢[gǎn], 應該|应该[yīng gāi])

芜词wú cí

superfluous words

借词推搪jiè cí tuī táng

to make a lot of excuses

虚词xū cí

(linguistics) function word

衍声复词yǎn shēng fù cí

compound word, such as 玫瑰[méi guī] or 咖啡[kā fēi], whose meaning is unrelated to the individual characters (Note: These characters are often not used independently in modern Chinese.)