Usage of the character 予

(archaic) I
me

yǔ

予

[予]

(literary) to give

yǔyǐ

予以

[予以]

to give
to impose
to apply

jìyǔ

寄予

[寄予]

to place (hope, importance etc) on
to express; to show; to give

zhǔnyǔ

准予

[准予]

to grant
to approve
to permit

shīyǔ

施予

[施予]

variant of 施與／施与 (shīyǔ)

cìyǔ

赐予

[賜予]

to grant; to bestow

fùyǔ

赋予

[賦予]

to assign
to entrust (a task)
to give
to bestow

shòuyǔ

授予

[授予]

to award
to confer

Zǎi Yú

宰予

[宰予]

Zai Yu (522-458 BC), disciple of Confucius

jǐyǔ

给予

[給予]

(literary) to give; to accord; to render

zhuóyǔ

酌予

[酌予]

to give as one sees fit

zèngyǔ

赠予

[贈予]

to give a present
to accord (a favor)
to grant

bùyǔpínglùn

不予评论

[不予評論]

No comment!

bùyǔlǐhuì

不予理会

[不予理會]

to ignore
to brush off
to dismiss
to pay no attention to

jìyǔhòuwàng

寄予厚望

[寄予厚望]

to place high hopes

Oūyáng Yúqiàn

欧阳予倩

[歐陽予倩]

Ouyang Yuqian (1889-1962), Chinese actor

yǔrénkǒushí

予人口实

[予人口實]

to give cause for gossip

yǔyǐzhàogù

予以照顾

[予以照顧]

to ask sb to carefully consider a request (idiom)

Zǎi Yǔzhòuqǐn

宰予昼寝

[宰予晝寢]

Zai Yu sleeps by day (idiom); refers to story in Analects of Confucius remonstrating bitterly with his student for sleeping during lectures

yùqǔgūyǔ

欲取姑予

[欲取姑予]

variant of 欲取姑與／欲取姑与 (yùqǔgūyǔ)
to make concessions for the sake of future gains (idiom)

bùyǔzhìpíng

不予置评

[不予置評]

to make no comment
"no comment"