Lord Guan (i.e. 关羽[guān yǔ])
1.to formalize2.formalism in art (esp. as proscribed in USSR and PRC)
1.great uncle2.grandfather's younger brother3.husband's father's younger brother
the old man moves mountains (idiom); fig. where there's a will, there's a way
1.semiovert2.more or less open
1.minister2.diplomat performing ambassadorial role in Qing times, before regular diplomatic relations
official leave from work (e.g. maternity leave, sick leave or leave to attend to official business)
1.Gregorian calendar2.solar calendar
1.public opinion2.public announcement of verdict at a trial
1.Daoist priest (esp. in folk religion)2.teacher's teacher (in academic or apprenticeship lineage)
1.public2.publicly (owned, financed, operated etc)3.run by the state
1.lord2.master3.young gentleman4.male prostitute+3 条+4 条 to settle in court (opposite: 私了[sī liǎo])
(law) injury sustained in the course of official or public duty
1.serving spoon2.centiliter (i.e. 10 ml)
high-ranking officials in the court of a Chinese emperor
1.public land2.land in common use
two-character surname Gongsun
elite fee-charging independent school in England or Wales (e.g. Eton College)
1.office (room)2.ruling families during Spring and Autumn period
government post in Han dynasty
1.fair-mindedness2.public spirit
referendum (abbr. for 公民投票[gōng mín tóu piào])
1.elected by acclamation2.recommended by all
1.judge's desk2.complex legal case3.contentious issue4.koan (Zen Buddhism)+1 条 1.public decision (by ballot)2.majority decision3.a joint decision4.referendum+1 条 to send sb abroad at the government's expense
(software development) to do beta testing
1.stud2.male animal kept to breed offspring
are (1 are = 1⁄100 hectare, or 100 m²)