zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jūn rén yìng cóng shàng jūn guān .
    A soldier must obey his superior officers.
  • zhè xiē zhèng jūn 'àn zhào wǎng biān zhì deshè huì bái shū měi nián xíng zhèng cháng guān biǎoshī zhèng bào gàoshí suǒ chū deshī zhèng fāng zhēnxiǎo suǒ zài biāo 'ér zhì dìng
    It is based on the objectives set out in White Papers published in previous years and Policy Objective booklets issued annually at the time of the Chief Executive's Policy Address.
  • guān gōng zhù chēng
    The judge had a reputation for complete objectivity.
  • jiàn dìng shū nán fēi de zhǒng tōng guò luò jiàn dìng hēi rén de shēn fènbìng liè yòu guān rén de gōng zuò yóu dìng quán de guān fāng xiàn zhì de qiáng zhì xìng wén jiàn
    An obligatory document in South Africa that identifies a Black person by tribe and enumerates official restrictions placed on the person regarding the right to work, travel, or establish residence.
  • zhèng wèi yào qiú xué shēng dào de kǎo shì biāoér xiē guān yuán men shí fēn qīng chǔ shuō míng xìng guò duō de chéng wéi 7 suì、 11 suì 14 suì hái shè zhì de quán guó xìng kǎo shì gěi hái men zào chéng de dān liáng yǐng xiǎng
    The Government was so concerned about meeting its examination targets that ministers were oblivious to the damage caused to children by an overly prescriptive curriculum and national tests at the ages of 7, 11 and 14.
  • chí dùn yǒng yuǎn jiě duì shuō de rèn huàcóng lái méi pèng dào guò zhè me bèn de rénjìn guǎn zài chuán tǒng de xué shàng chí dùndàn zài shù xué shàng què bān de mǐn jié héng héng chǔn de guān yuán zuò chū liǎo xiē fēi cháng chǔn de jué dìng shì bān xìng de chǔnjiù shì de fǎn yìng mànduì xiē chí dùn de xué shēng zuò yòng
    so dense he never understands anything I say to him; never met anyone quite so dim; although dull at classical learning, at mathematics he was uncommonly quick- Thackeray; dumb officials make some really dumb decisions; he was either normally stupid or being deliberately obtuse; worked with the slow students.
  • yǎn zhuàng bān yǎn zhuàng guān
    Ocular spots; an ocular organ.
  • qīng shàonián zuì fàn píng zhuān 'àn xiǎo jiǔ nián chéng chéng yuán bāo kuò chéng jiào shǔ shè huì shǔ rén yuángāi xiǎo jiù nián líng jiè 14 zhì 25 suì de nián qīng fàn rénxiàng cái pàn guān jiàn zuì shì de xīn jìhuà
    The Young Offender Assessment Panel, comprising staff from CSD and the Social Welfare Department, was established in 1987 to provide magistrates with recommendations on the most appropriate programmes of rehabilitation for young offenders between the ages of 14 and 25.
  • xiàng fāng guān shuō míng fàn zuì zhě jǐn shì xiǎo hái
    He represented to the magistrates that the offender was only a child.
  • yòng guān zhí lāo de
    The spoils of office
  • jīng yīng gēn rén néng huò chéng jiù 'ér xuǎn chū lái de qún lǐng dǎo rén huò guān yuán
    A group of leaders or officeholders selected on the basis of individual ability or achievement.
  • zhè nián qīng jūn guān bèi shēng wéi shàng wèi
    The young army officer was promoted to the rank of captain.
  • bèi zhǐ pài xié zhù gāo jūn guān jìhuà jūn shì fāng zhēn zhèng de jūn guān
    military officers assigned to assist a senior officer in planning military policy.
  • jiān duì zhèng suǒ zuò de gòng xiàn bèi shēng wéi zhèng guān yuán
    he is an officer of the court; the club elected its officers for the coming year.
  • tān cái shòu huì de jǐng guān
    A venal police officer.
  • 02 nián yuè zhōng yāng jūn wěi bān dezhōng guó rén mín jiě fàng jūn xiàn jūn guān zhí rèn miǎn tiáo 》, duì jūn guān jiāo liú de tiáo jiànfàn wéi zhì shí shī děng zuò chū liǎo guī dìng
    The Regulations on the Appointment and Removal of the PLA Officers in Active Service promulgated by the CMC in January 2002 lays down concrete stipulations on the condition, scope, organization and implementation of officer exchange.
  • gǎi yuàn xiàoxùn liàn gòu zhì biān zhìjiǎn shǎo yuàn xiào shù liàngkuò dān suǒ yuàn xiào bàn xué guī gāo jūn guān péi xùn céng diào xué
    The reform of educational and training institutions has resulted in the reduction of military academies and schools, expansion in the scope of individual institutions, upgrading in officer training and greater percentages of officers selected for training.
  • bèi chù de hòu xuǎn guān yuán
    A washed-out officer candidate.
  • guān yuán xiān shēngbàn hǎo liǎo
    Is that all, officer?
  • kǎo guān de chéng zěn yàng
    Officer, how did I do?
  • jūn guān shēng mìng lìng
    The officer barked on order.
  • zhè shì bīng xiàng jūn guān xíng jūn
    The soldier saluted his officer.
  • shì bīng xiàng jūn guān jìng
    The soldier saluted the officer.
  • zhēn de chāo liǎo jǐng guān
    Was I really speeding, officer?
  • jūn guān zhǐ huī de shì bīng qián jìn
    The officer waved his men on.
  • diào chá gōng zuò de jūn shì guān yuán
    a military officer responsible for investigations.
  • chēng shì míng jūn guān
    He represented himself as an officer.
  • dāng zhèng wèi guān yuán lái kàn
    An official of the local government called to see him.
  • pèng qiǎo shēn biān yòu guān fāng de tǒng shù
    I happen to have the official statistics with me.
  • shì mìng fán de guān yuán
    He is a pompous official.
  • wèi shēng mén de guān yuán
    an official in the department of health
  • zhǐ guān yuánzài bān de guān yuán zhī wài zhí xíng xún cháng de huò zhě bié de rèn
    (of an official) serving an unusual or special function in addition to those of the regular officials.