1.official business2.government workmen3.odd-job men
1.authorities2.feudal official
grasping officials, corrupt mandarins (idiom); abuse and corruption
1.military official2.military attaché
1.an examiner (for tests, interviews etc)2.(old) imperial examination official
1.military officer2.ranked officer in Chinese army, divided into 大校, 上校, 中校, 少校
the haughty demeanor of a government official; high-and-mighty attitude towards the public
1.speculation by officials2.profiteering by government employees3.bureaucratic turpitude
government-run; state-run
1.official institution2.state bureau
1.to dismiss from office2.to resign from office
1.scribe2.court recorder3.historian4.historiographer+1 条 1.high-ranking official2.superior3.two-character surname Shangguan
(of an official) to lose one's job
1.to take an official post2.to become a government employee
1.to be promoted2.additional government post
salaries of government officials
1.the civil service system2.the bureaucratic system
1.name of job in Imperial bureaucracy2.official position
1.emperor2.government3.official
1.official ranking2.titles and honors
1.title2.official appellation
1.government funded2.paid by state stipend
1.petty official2.minor functionary
1.to secure a position2.to take an official appointment
1.(Go) to play the endgame2.(fig.) to conclude; to bring to a close3.final stage
1.undersecretary2.secondary official
1.a taxman2.a customs officer
1.(old) petty official charged with reporting back to the ruler on what people in a locality are talking about2.novel in the vernacular3.fiction writer; novelist
1.district magistrate2.county magistrate
1.to demote an official2.a demoted official
to seek a government post through bribery or connections
to resign a government post
1.official in charge of medical affairs2.respectful title for a doctor