a person in command, or a formal term of address used for a superior officer

judge (in court)

constable; police officer

A person holding a position of authority in a government or an organization; an administrator.

formally approved, authorized, or issued by an authority

public prosecutor; public procurator (judicial officer whose job may involve both criminal investigation and public prosecution)

collective term for both commissioned officers and enlisted personnel in a military force

(physiology) organ; apparatus

military officer

a senior official in an organization or government department who is responsible for carrying out plans and orders.

a government official who is greedy, corrupt, or engages in bribery

a military officer in the context of the Japanese military, often seen in historical references

the world or circles of government officials; bureaucracy

to engage in a serious argument or a formal conflict to be settled by an authority

an official in a government department or administrative hierarchy

the physical appearance or configuration of a person's face

a specialized bodily structure, such as the eye or ear, that receives and transmits stimuli to the brain

the local government or governing body in imperial China

the highest elected political office of the Roman Republic

military instructor

government officials or bureaucrats, typically referring to those in historical or formal contexts

a high-ranking military officer in command of a specific military unit or operation

an examiner for tests, interviews, or other assessments

to take a government post or hold a position in the civil service

to finish up or reach the final stage of a project, year, or event

aide-de-camp

a position or job held within a government or bureaucracy

a high-ranking official or one's superior officer

court eunuch

A military professional who is assigned to a diplomatic mission to represent their country's armed forces.

(old) government troops

Wu Guanzheng (1938-), former CCP Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection

A high-ranking judge serving in a high court or supreme court.

administrative or judicial official during the Tang and Song dynasties

referring collectively to all government officials in a feudal or imperial system.

chief cabinet secretary (Japan)

to get promoted to a higher position

a historical honorific or term used to refer to the emperor, especially during the Song dynasty

honest and upright official

a polite form of address for a guest at an inn or restaurant in former times

a government official in charge of a county or district, particularly in imperial China