private (i.e. not work-related 因公[yīn gōng])
1.to gain from corrupt dealing2.to engage in graft3.to feather one's nest
1.private correspondence; personal letter2.(computing) personal message (PM); to message sb
private placement (investing)
1.to misappropriate (public funds etc)2.to embezzle
private school (in former times)
1.private2.secret3.intimate
(of lovers) to meet in secret; to have a clandestine rendezvous
(gaming) server emulator; private server (abbr. for 私人服务器[sī rén fú wù qì])
(computing) to chat privately; private chat
1.private parts2.genitalia
1.to sell illicitly2.to bootleg3.to sell privately
private residence of a high-ranking official (as distinct from an official residence)
to brew alcoholic drinks illegally
(cryptography) private key
illegally-traded salt (with salt tax not paid)
1.to traffic (smuggled goods)2.illegal trading
1.to oppose smuggling2.anti-contraband (measures, policy etc)
1.privately2.secretly3.confidentially
personal privacy; private matters
to use public office to avenge private wrongs
to adequately take into account both public and private interests
joint public private operation
1.for the common good and forgetting personal interests (idiom); to behave altruistically2.selfless
to take advantage of official post for personal revenge (idiom)
public and private interests working together (idiom)
1.to damage the public interest for personal profit (idiom); personal profit at public expense2.venal and selfish behavior
1.lit. the solicitude of the crow (who provides for his old parent)(idiom)2.fig. filial piety
to make a pledge to be married, without parents' approval
1.private business2.opposite: state-owned enterprise 国有企业[guó yǒu qǐ yè]
fight self-interest and repudiate revisionism (Cultural Revolution slogan)