zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù:
  • n.   shì dāng guān de cái liào huì chéng wéi hǎo guān ) .   He is not officer material, ie will not become a good officer
  • n.   men duì dǎng de guān fāng zhèng gōng rán biǎo shì de guān diǎn   their public dissent from official party policy
  • conj.   men suī rán méi yòu dào guān fāng de zhī chí , dàn réng fèn dǒu .   Though they lack official support they continue their struggle
  • v.   mào chōng jūn guān , dàn dāng chǎng bèi zhuā huò .   He was caught trying to impersonate a military officer
  • n.   rán shǐ guān yuè .   His rash outburst incurred the displeasure of the judge
  • adj.   tīng dào guān qiān jūn de huà , dùn shí chuí tóu sàng .   His heart sank as he listened to the judge uttering the fateful words
  • n.   yīn jīn 'ér shàng guān fēi .   He was taken to court for non-payment of rent
  • v.   yīn fáng hài zhì 'ān bèi sòng jiāo fāng guān jiū bàn .   He was hauled up before the local magistrates for disorderly conduct
  • n.   zài shàng zhàn zhēng zhōng dāng guò bīng jūn guān .   He saw service as an infantry officer in the last war
  •    zài gōng kāi de chǎng yōng guān fāng de zhèng , ér zài xià què míng bái shì xíng tōng de .   He supported the official policy in public, but privately he knew it would fail
  • adj.   duì xià guān yuán xiàng 'ǎi qīn .   He was always friendly to his subordinate officers
  • n.   xuǎn jìn fāng guān tuán .   He's been elected to the magistracy
  • adv.   gōng shùn cóng cháng guān de mìng lìng .   He dutifully followed his commander's instructions
  •    shì fāng xíng zhèng guān yuán , jiù shì shuō shì wén guān .   He's a local government administrator, that is to say a Civil Servant
  • n.   yóu shì bīng shēng wéi jūn guān .   He rose from the ranks to become an officer
  • n.   kōng yòu gāo guān de pài tóu què bìng shí quán .   He had the trappings of high office but no real power