心懷 - Zhictionary

Few regional analysts doubt that he will now use the failed coup to strengthen his presidential powers and to cleanse not only the military but other institutions suspected of harboring opponents.

Source: Tatoeba

齎

jī

(literary) to harbor (a feeling)
(literary) to present as a gift

包庇

bāobì

to shield
to harbor
to cover up

包藏

bāocáng

to contain
to harbor
to conceal

袒庇

tǎnbì

to shield
to harbor
to cover up

賫

jī

to present (a gift)
to harbor (a feeling)

存有

cúnyǒu

to hold in storage
to retain
to harbor (feelings)
to entertain (sentiments)
(of abstract things) to exist
there is

抱持

bàochí

to hold (expectations, hopes etc)
to maintain (an attitude etc)
to harbor (doubts etc)
to clinch (boxing)

挾

xié

(bound form) to clasp under the arm
(bound form) to coerce
(bound form) to harbor (resentment etc)
Taiwan pr. xiá

他挾著一個包裹。

He held a package under his arm.

Source: Tatoeba

藏

cáng

to conceal
to hide away
to harbor
to store
to collect

我们在藏着。

We're hiding.

Source: Tatoeba

銜

xián

bit (of a bridle)
to hold in the mouth
to harbor (feelings)
to link
to accept
rank
title

隱藏

yǐncáng

to hide
to conceal
to mask
to shelter
to harbor (i.e. keep sth hidden)
to hide oneself
to lie low
to nestle
hidden
implicit
private
covert
recessed (lighting)

泳池被隱藏在地板之下。

The swimming pool is hidden under the floor.

Source: Tatoeba

安

ān

(bound form) calm; peaceful
to calm; to set at ease
safe; secure; in good health
content; satisfied (as in 安於 ānyú)
to place (sb) in a suitable position (job)
to install; to fix; to fit
to bring (a charge against sb)
to harbor (certain intentions)
ampere (abbr. for 安培 ānpéi)

安沒有妹妹。

Ann doesn't have a sister.

Source: Tatoeba

惜

xī

to cherish
to begrudge
to pity
Taiwan pr. xí

惜秦皇汉武，略输文采；唐宗宋祖，稍逊风骚。一代天骄，成吉思汗，只识弯弓射大雕。俱往矣，数风流人物，还看今朝。

Emperor Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han, though remarkable in their achievements, somewhat lacked in literary grace; Emperor Taizong of Tang and Emperor Taizu of Song, though commendable in their elegance, still fall slightly short in their brilliance. The proud conqueror, Genghis Khan, knew only how to bend the bow and shoot great eagles. All of them are now bygone, and if you want to count the truly remarkable figures, look to the present age.

Source: Tatoeba

愛惜

àixī