aptitude; disposition; inclination
the theory of Mencius that people are by nature good
innate quality; natural disposition
sex appeal; eroticism; sexuality; sexy
character; personality; nature; disposition; temperament; inheritance
nature (i.e. properties of sth); character
sexually transmitted disease; venereal disease
prostitution; commercial sex; the sex trade
to assault sexually; to molest
sexual relations; sexual contact; intercourse
frigidity (lack of libido)
sexual orientation (e.g. gay)
sexual perversion; sexual pervert
employment as sex worker; prostitution
"human nature is evil", theory advocated by Xunzi
荀子
sexual orientation (e.g. gay)
sexual service; prostitution
sexually transmitted disease; venereal disease
sexting; sexually explicit text message
sexual cell; germline cell; gamete
sex discrimination; sexism
vitally important; a matter of life and death
gentle disposition; (to have a) sweet temper; to be moderate in temper; (with a) gentle nature; to be mild in disposition; mild temperament
incompatibility of temperament
categorical proposition (logic)
gender identity disorder (GID); gender dysphoria
the two sexes; bisexual; hermaphrodite; having two characteristics; heterosexual
individuality; personality
character acquired through long habit; habits and properties
human nature; humanity; human; the totality of human attributes
willful; headstrong; unruly
to throw a fit; to act temperamental
the spirit or character of a political party
mental or spiritual cultivation
to denature; denaturation; to have a sex change; transgender
nature; characteristic; moral character
to determine the nature (usually of error or crime); to determine chemical composition; qualitative; fixed
displaying fully; developing to the greatest extent
the opposite sex; of the opposite sex; heterosexual; different in nature
one's nature; temperament
malignant; wicked; vicious (circle); producing evil; rapid (decline); runaway (inflation)
perception; wits; power of understanding; comprehension
inert (chemistry); apathy; inertia; laziness
perception; perceptual; sensibility; sensitive; emotional; sentimental
slow and patient; chronic (disease); slow to take effect (e.g. a slow poison)
to become second nature; by nature
chiral; chirality (chemistry)
resistance; capability of resisting
sexless; asexual (reproduction)
visible; conspicuous; phanero-; dominant (gene)
natural instincts; nature; inherent quality
swimming ability; characteristics of a body of water (depth, currents etc); aqueous; water-based (paint etc)
(chemistry) activity; active; activated
spiritual nature; spirituality; intelligence (esp. in animals)
strong; intense; spirited; virulent
reason; rationality; rational
male; man; male sex; male gender; masculine
rigid; inflexible; hard (drug)
innate character; natural disposition; attitude
you might as well (do it); simply; just
positive (in its effect); leading to good consequences; virtuous; (medicine) benign (tumor etc)
property of a medicine; drug property
brave; staunch; unyielding
part of speech (noun, verb, adjective etc); lexical category
casual; laid-back; doing as one pleases
hidden; crypto-; recessive (gene)
homogeneity; homogeneous (mathematics)
one-off (offer); one-time; single-use; disposable (goods)
general; in general terms; generalized
professionalism; expertise
to personalize; to customize; customization
dualism; two sided; double nature
interoperability (of communications equipment)
compatibility; affinity (biology)
hydrophilicity; hydrophilic
representativeness; representative; typical
invasive (e.g. disease or procedure)
aggressiveness; aggressivity
tendency; inclination; orientation
chance; fortuity; serendipity
congenital; intrinsic; innateness
compatibility; the possibility of mutual coexistence
commonality; universality
introversion; introspective
original (idea, discovery etc)
thrilling; exciting; stimulating; irritating; provocative; pungent; spicy
farsightedness; perspicacity; prescience; forward-looking
purulent (containing pus); septic
reason; rationality; rationale; reasonableness
gay (person); homosexuality; gay love
acquired (characteristic etc)
absorption; absorbability (chemistry)
periodic; periodicity (math); cyclicity
compatibility; mutual harmony
(of medical disorders) organic
international; internationalism
porous; having many holes (e.g. filter gauze or sieve)
to feminize; feminization
substantive; substantial; material; considerable
limitations; (medicine) localized
irritable; sensitive; excitable
constructive; constructiveness
pioneering; groundbreaking
heterosexuality; heterosexual love
impetuous person; excitable person
impetuous person; excitable person
acute illness; (fig.) impetuous; impatient
inertial system; inertial frame (mechanics)
slow-tempered; phlegmatic; a slowcoach
anti-inflammatory (medicine)
drug resistance (medicine)
provocative; tantalizing; titillating
convergence (math.); astringent
instructive; pedagogy; informative; educational
assertiveness; combative nature
directionality (molecular biology)
authoritative; (having) authority
destructive; crushing (defeat)
soluble (in water); solubility
flowing; shifting; fluidity; mobility; liquidity (of funds)
lysogeny
(reproduction cycle of bacteriophage 噬菌体)
explosive power; explosive
explosive; (fig.) shocking
specific; specificity; idiosyncrasy
to masculinize; masculinization
authenticity; truthfulness; veracity; reality; validity
basic rock; mafic rock (with less silicon and more magnesium, iron etc)
characteristic class (math.)
neural; mental; neurological
zeal; initiative; enthusiasm; activity
viscous forces (in fluid mechanics)
agglutinative (in linguistics, a characteristic of Altaic languages)
spirituality; mental; nervous; psychogenic
to do with the masses; mass (meeting, movement etc)
tolerance (to heat, acid etc); resistance
drug resistance; drug tolerance (medicine)
arduousness; formidability; difficulty
caustic soda; sodium hydroxide NaOH
caustic potash; potassium hydroxide KOH
acquired (i.e. not inborn)
hypersensitive; allergic reaction; anaphylaxis
adaptability; flexibility
selective; selectiveness; selectivity
transparency (networking)
hereditary; inherited; genetic
focus; direction; purpose; relevance
randomness; stochasticity
shocking; stunning; sensational
prophylactic; preventative; protective
additionality (economics)
disparity between the sexes
equality between the sexes
deeply ingrained; steeped in
one's habits change with long custom
(math.) double periodicity
portability (programming language)
associativity (xy)z = x(yz) (math.)
like polarities repel each other; (fig.) like repels like
basophil granulocyte (type of white blood cell)
eosinophil granulocyte (type of white blood cell)
qualitative inorganic analysis
opposite polarities attract; (fig.) opposite sexes attract; opposites attract
modulus of elasticity; coefficient of restitution
inert gas; noble gas (chemistry)
a chronic illness; a disease that takes effect slowly
positive influence, effect that people's doings or behavior have on others (society)
reactive oxygen species (abbr. ROS)
cognition; rational knowledge
linear regression (statistics)
washing or color fastness; launderability
cerebral palsy; spasticity
virtuous cycle (i.e. positive feedback loop)
negative influence, effect that people's doings or behavior have on others (society)
ultrabasic rock (geology, rock containing less than 45 percent silicates)
superconductivity (physics)
to have sex; to have sexual intercourse
male hormone; testosterone
individuality; clear-cut personality
neutrophil (the most common type of white blood cell)
feed made of animal products
acute appendicitis (medicine)
plasmodium falciparum (malaria parasite)
property of rising and lowering
radioactive nuclide; radionuclide
radioactive contamination
radioactive contamination
ploidy (number of homologous chromosomes)
wave-particle duality in quantum mechanics
indecent exposure; flashing
electromagnetic compatibility
viral marketing; see also
病毒营销
mass incident (PRC term for incidents of social unrest, including rioting, melees and petition campaigns)
computational complexity (math.)
allergic reaction; hypersensitive reaction; anaphylaxis
progressive aphasia; gradual loss of speech
non-relativistic (physics)
nonlinear optics (physics)
(psychology) learned helplessness
dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF)
basophil granulocytes (rarest type of white blood cell)
eosinophil (type of white blood cell)
multiple myeloma (medicine)
generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)
ankylosing spondylitis; Bechterew’s disease
radioactive isotope; radioisotope
cortical visual impairment (CVI)
neurological visual impairment (NVI)
human chrionic gonodocophin (HCG)
systemic agent; systemic gas; systemic poison
chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
persistent vegetative state (medicine)
dissociative identity disorder; multiple personality disorder
borderline personality disorder (BPD)
functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
primary progressive aphasia (PPA), speech disorder (sometimes related to dementia)
weapons of mass destruction
persistent vegetative state
rivers and mountains are easy to change, man's character much harder
severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)