lit. building bridges and repairing roads, meaning conducting good or hard deeds

to fix; to touch-up

Practice makes perfect;make up for lack of talent by hard work

Any surplus money will be refunded, while any shortfall will have to be made up by the contributors.

to earn a small amount of money to support the financing of the family / career; to buy; to sell

to make up for deficits by taking away from surplus

to refill

to no avail

compensation

Compensation trade

Subsidies; allowances

subsidy; grant

Makeup

mandarin square (a rank badge sewed on to the surcoat of an officials in the past)

An apprentice who has finished training but not yet qualified to be a master

to amend; to fix; to rescue

compensation (Cantonese)

mandarin square (a rank badge sewed on to the surcoat of an officials in the past)

to put on a patch; to patch up

to reapply face powder

a tuition center

(Buddhist term) to be the next Buddha; to have one's hymen surgically repaired or recreated

rejuvenate the body

the act of trying to resolve the mistake(s) done; to fix things up

to repair shoes

Subsidy; to help out; to support; to supplement

(verb) 1. Tutor; (noun) / Tutor; 2. Tutorial or Tutorial class

someone who is very successful in running a tutorial school [written and colloquial]

to take remedial actions [colloquial]

supplement