Use the same word to make two sentences with different meanings, and then come up with a similar word to make sentences?

Just make two sentences? You can't do two opposite meanings, can you? Tell you what, give two different sentences in front and two examples of the same polysemous word in the back.

Gu Xi-He cherished his father's age and resolutely refused to let him carry the gas tank. He endured the pain in his waist and carried it upstairs in one breath, which made his father feel very distressed.

Cherish-in ancient times, all wise emperors who made achievements cared about the strength of the people and would not increase the burden on the people for their own enjoyment.

Meaning-The meaning of this sentence is clear, that is, he would rather work hard than accept your help. He is a face-saving man. (meaning = meaning)

Do you find it interesting to earn some money hard every day and throw it at gambling tables and pubs? (meaning = meaning)