to lead, guide, or exercise leadership over a group or organization

to cause; to result in; to lead to (often an undesirable or negative outcome)

to guide, direct, or supervise; to instruct or coach

A person who directs a film, play, or other performance.

to guide; to lead; to conduct; to show the way

leader; person in leadership

A high-speed weapon equipped with a warhead, power unit, and control system used to target and hit a specific location.

To lead, direct, or dominate; to take a leading role in guiding the development of something.

orientation; the direction in which something is guided or develops, such as the focus of public opinion or a market

to instruct, teach, or provide guidance

to lead or initiate a movement; to advocate or propose an idea or school of thought

The core group of decision-makers or leadership body within an organization or government entity; leadership ranks

to guide; to lead; to encourage someone to do something through persuasion or suggestion

An academic advisor or supervisor for research students

to navigate or provide guidance for a vehicle; using radar, satellites, or radio signals to direct the course of an aircraft, ship, or car

to help and guide someone in their studies or behavior; to tutor

to report news through media such as newspapers, radio, or television

person who leads tourists and explains points of interest

leader; person who guides or directs a group or organization

a pipe or conduit used to transport fluids or gases; includes medical catheters

to lead someone in the wrong direction; to misguide

to conduct heat, electricity, or sound from one part of a substance to another or between objects

A substance with electrical conductivity between that of a conductor and an insulator, such as silicon or germanium; used extensively in electronic components.

to direct a film, play, or television show; to serve as the director

to clear a waterway by removing blockages; to dredge or open up a path for water to flow

to lead or channel into; to guide into something else

guide; to lead the way; to act as a guide; person who leads or shows the way to others, such as for a traveler or mountain climber

to direct and supervise; to oversee and guide

a staff member who provides guidance to students on academic, personal, or psychological matters; school counselor

To write the script and direct the performance of a play, film, or dance.

a person who provides guidance or instruction; coach; supervisor

to introduce products and guide customers through the purchasing process

A missile that follows a ballistic trajectory to deliver one or more warheads to a predetermined target; also called [[弹道式导弹|彈道式導彈|dan4 dao4 shi4 dao3 dan4]].

having the quality of providing guidance or direction; instructional; leading

to lead the way; to act as a guide or precursor

to enlighten; to give guidance to someone; to help someone see the light or straighten out their thinking

A fuse used to trigger an explosion; often used figuratively to describe a small event that triggers a major conflict or change.

to infer, deduce, or derive a conclusion from known premises, axioms, or laws through logical reasoning or calculation

to control and guide the course of a craft such as a missile, rocket, or space shuttle via radio or other devices

metal wire used to conduct or transmit electricity, often made of copper or aluminum

to advise and guide; to try to convince or persuade someone to change their mind

An extracurricular class or preparatory course designed to provide extra instruction, help with schoolwork, or training in specific skills

To reach a conclusion or result through reasoning, deduction, or calculation.

To guide or inspire others to read; to provide an introduction to a text.

(military) a political instructor responsible for ideological work at the battalion level; short for [[政治教导员|政治教導員|zheng4 zhi4 jiao4 dao3 yuan2]]

missiles designed to be used against enemy aircraft; surface-to-air missiles

To guide or lead; to direct or navigate a moving object toward a specific direction.

(abbreviation) a university professor who acts as the primary supervisor for a PhD student; short for [[博士生导师|博士生導師|bo2 shi4 sheng1 dao3 shi1]]

to insert a urinary catheter into the urethra or bladder to help drain urine