(of machines) to start; to be switched on; to turn on

to turn on

to inspire

to start using; to come into use

to supply rudimentary knowledge

to restart; to relaunch

inspiration; motto

to depart; to set off

to enlighten one's mind

Kai Tak

to set sail

(of shops) to open again, after a Chinese new year break

to enlighten; to open one's mind

to bring up the matter; literally: to move one's teeth

Liang Qichao, a Chinese scholar in the late 19th to early 20th century

a formal appellation

poster or notices for people missing

something difficult to say aloud, usually due to its personal or embarrassing nature

to shift the focus from above and transition smoothly in writing; to innovate based on previous work