1.Chinese cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia)2.also written 肉桂[ròu guì]
rules of propriety for government officials
official website (abbr. for 官方网站[guān fāng wǎng zhàn])
(of electronic goods) refurbished
legally-traded salt (with salt tax paid)
prefectural judge (in imperial China)
Communist Party official whose wife and children have left China to reside in a foreign country
to buy an official title; to use wealth to acquire office
to grant government positions in exchange for bribes
1.children of officials2.word created by analogy with 富二代[fù èr dài]
1.to talk officiously2.to assume the air of a functionary3.to talk in official jargon
admissions officer; enrollment officer; college recruiter
chancellor (rank in various European states)
official who gained his position through the influence of a female relative
Tongguan, a district of Tongling City 铜陵市[tóng líng shì], Anhui
(neologism) (coll.) pet owner (lit. "official in charge of cleaning up poop")
organoid (regenerative medicine)
the three gods in charge of heaven, earth and water (Daoism)
1.ambassador and consul2.diplomat
promotion in official post and salary raise (idiom)
to confer additional titles on a nobleman
secretary of state (esp. historical, or Japanese or Korean usage)
traitor minister and corrupt official (idiom); abuse and corruption
family of a functionary (i.e. educated middle class in Qing times)
Southwestern Mandarin, dialect group of Mandarin spoken primarily in southwestern China
buying and selling of official positions
器官捐献者器官捐獻者 organ donor
官场现形记官場現形記 Observations on the Current State of Officialdom, late Qing novel by Li Baojia 李宝嘉[lǐ bǎo jià]
1.fake important personage2.sham
精神官能症 neurosis
chief information officer (CIO)
首席执行官首席執行官 chief executive officer (CEO)