- 长官 zhǎngguān Sira respectful term of address for a senior officer or official
- 法官 fǎguān judgejudge; justice; official in a court of law who presides over trials
- 警官 jǐngguān police officerpolice officer; constable; specifically refers to officers holding the rank of sergeant or above
- 官员 guānyuán officialgovernment official or administrator in an organization
- 官方 guānfāng official; governmentOf or relating to the government or authorities; (the) government side
- 检察官 jiǎncháguān prosecutorpublic prosecutor; a judicial officer responsible for investigating crimes and initiating public prosecution on behalf of the state
- 官兵 guānbīng officers and menofficers and soldiers; the military collectively as a body of personnel
- 指挥官 zhǐhuīguān commandermilitary officer with the authority to command operations
- 器官 qìguān organorgan; apparatus; a part of a living thing that has a specific biological function
- 官司 guānsi lawsuitlawsuit; legal case; litigation
- 军官 jūnguān military officermilitary officer; a commander in the armed forces with the rank of second lieutenant or higher
- 执行官 zhíxíngguān executive officeran executive or director in a business or government organization
- 贪官 tānguān corrupt officiala greedy or corrupt government official; grasping functionary
- 高官 gāoguān high officiala senior government official; a person in a high-ranking position
- 士官 shìguān noncommissioned officerA military rank between commissioned officers and soldiers, including warrant officers, petty officers, and NCOs; also refers to a Japanese military officer.
- 检查官 jiǎncháguān inspectorofficial responsible for inspections or examinations; an inspection officer; an examiner
- 外交官 wàijiāoguān diplomatGovernment official representing a country abroad or working in the foreign affairs department.
- 官场 guānchǎng officialdomOfficial circles or the world of government officials; often carries a negative suggestion of bureaucracy or corruption
- 打官司 dǎguānsi to sueTo file a lawsuit; to go to court to resolve a legal dispute.
- 官僚 guānliáo bureaucratbureaucrat; government official; bureaucracy (as a class or system)
- 当官 dāngguān to be an officialTo hold a government office or serve as a public official.
- 五官 wǔguān facial featuresThe facial features (eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and eyebrows); also refers to the five sense organs in traditional Chinese medicine (nose, eyes, lips, tongue, and ears).
- 感官 gǎnguān sense organsense organ; a bodily organ used to perceive external stimuli, such as the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, or skin
- 官僚主义 guānliáozhǔyì bureaucratism; bureaucraticbureaucratism; a leadership or work style detached from reality and the people, often marked by self-interest and arbitrary decision-making
- 官府 guānfǔ local governmentIn former times, a general term for local government offices or administrative centers
- 执政官 zhízhèngguān consulA high-ranking official, chief magistrate, or executive officer; specifically used for the consuls of the Roman Republic or the archons of ancient Greece
- 教官 jiàoguān military instructorA military officer or instructor responsible for training troops or students at a military academy or training institution
- 官吏 guānlì government official(literary) an official or bureaucrat, especially in imperial China
- 官邸 guāndǐ official residenceThe official home of a high-ranking government officer or diplomat; provided by the state as opposed to a private home.
- 司令官 sīlìngguān commandercommander; commanding officer; high-ranking military official in charge of a unit
- 考官 kǎoguān examinerexaminer for tests or interviews; (formerly) an official in charge of the imperial examinations
- 做官 zuòguān to be an officialto hold an official post; to become a government employee or official
- 收官 shōuguān endgame in goThe final part of a game of [[围棋|圍棋|wei2 qi2]], where the borders of each player's territory are finalized; also called [[收官子|收官子|shou1 guan1 zi5]].
- 副官 fùguān aide-de-campan officer in a military organization who assists a high-ranking officer with administrative and routine tasks; adjutant
- 官职 guānzhí official positionan official post or rank in the government bureaucracy
- 上官 shàngguān superiorhigh-ranking official; one's direct superior in office; a term of respect used by a subordinate for their boss
- 宦官 huànguān eunuchA castrated man who served as an official or servant in the imperial court; since the Ming dynasty, these were commonly called [[太监|太監|tai4 jian4]].
- 武官 wǔguān military officera military officer or official; generally refers to any officer holding a military rank, as opposed to a civil official
- 官军 guānjūn government troopsGovernment troops, particularly in a historical context
- 吴官正 wúguānzhèng Wu GuanzhengWu Guanzheng (1938-), a Chinese politician and former member of the Politburo Standing Committee who served as the Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
- 大法官 dàfǎguān grand justicea senior judge, such as a high court or supreme court justice, or a member of a constitutional court like Taiwan's Council of Grand Justices
- 判官 pànguān assistant officialA historical official position created during the Tang Dynasty and continued through the Song Dynasty to assist regional governors or military leaders with administrative tasks.
- 大官 dàguān high officialhigh-ranking government official
- 百官 bǎiguān civil and military officials(literary) officials of all types and ranks; all government functionaries
- 官商 guānshāng officials and businessmenGovernment officials and merchants; the public and private sectors in partnership or collusion.
- 官房长官 guānfángzhǎngguān Chief Cabinet Secretarythe chief cabinet secretary of the Japanese government
- 升官 shēngguān to be promotedTo be promoted to a higher official position or rank
- 文官 wénguān civil officialA person who works in a civil service role within a government agency, as opposed to military personnel or elected officials.
- 非官方 fēiguānfāng unofficialnot officially authorized or confirmed; informal
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH