bureaucrat; government official; bureaucracy (as a class or system)

bureaucratism; a leadership or work style detached from reality and the people, often marked by self-interest and arbitrary decision-making

colleague; coworker; fellow worker

aides and staff of a high-ranking official or military commander; personal staff of a leader

An aircraft that flies alongside and supports a lead aircraft in a military formation; wingman or wing plane.

State-monopoly capitalism in semi-colonial and semi-feudal countries, often characterized by the merging of state and private wealth by government officials.

A member or colleague of a government cabinet; a cabinet official.

subordinate officials or staff belonging to the same office

(literary) officials in a monarchy; civil and military officers of a royal court

A person who adheres rigidly to bureaucratic rules and procedures; a bureaucratist

Capital owned or manipulated by state officials who use their political power and status to amass wealth, often associated with the [[官僚资产阶级|官僚資產階級|guan1 liao2 zi1 chan3 jie1 ji2]] in a Chinese historical context.

(literary) colleagues working in the same government office; fellow officials of similar rank

subordinate official or staff member belonging to a particular department or office

lower-ranking officials or subordinates; underlings

(literary) assistant in a government office; subordinate staff assisting a high official

(derogatory) bureaucracy; red tape; a bureaucratic style of work or attitude

official red tape; bureaucratic style of work

An administrative system composed of officials from central to local government agencies

a bureaucratic apparatus or administration

The monopoly capitalist class in semi-colonial and semi-feudal countries that uses state power to control the economy and maintain ties with foreign imperialists and feudal landlords.

a highly skilled expert or technical manager who holds a position of power in a government or organization

People who work together in the same office or department

(literary) the hundred officials; all government officials