handsome young man; lady-killer; also used as a polite or friendly form of address to a young man

chief commander of an army; high-ranking military leader

handsome; dashing; smart; elegant and stylish (of a person's appearance or manner)

a top military rank, typically above senior general

The highest leader of the armed forces, often referring to a head of state.

to be appointed as commander-in-chief or marshal; (fig.) to assume leadership or take charge of an organization or project

the chief commander of an army; high-ranking general

a respectful way to address or refer to an elderly marshal or a senior commander-in-chief

general; top-ranking military commander; commander-in-chief

the highest military rank; a supreme commander of a country's land, sea, and air forces

the supreme headquarters or highest command authority of a nation's or an alliance's armed forces

(Internet slang) a man who is tall, rich, and handsome; an ideal man

(literary) a leader or chieftain, often referring to a rebel leader, chief criminal, or the head of a tribe

official seal of a commander-in-chief

In Chinese chess, to sacrifice a rook to save the king; metaphorically, to protect a senior figure or a primary interest by sacrificing something or someone of less importance. Note that [[车|車|ju1]] is read "jū" here.

Marshal Zhao, also known as [[赵公明|趙公明|zhao4 gong1 ming2]], the God of Wealth in Chinese folk tradition and Taoism

The flag or banner of a commander-in-chief in ancient Chinese warfare; used as a signal and symbol of command.

honorific title for Zhao Gongming, a major Chinese deity of wealth and a powerful general in folk religion and Daoist tradition

a model or paragon for others to follow (often used historically to refer to local officials who set an example for the people)

the orders or commands of a commander-in-chief

the chief or leader of a local law enforcement unit during the Tang Dynasty

fierce and bossy woman; a term used to describe a shrewish or formidable female figure, often used as a synonym for a rouge tiger

to be preoccupied with school grades or test scores; the practice of putting grades above all else in education

(slang) describes a young man with a sweet and boyish appearance or soft and delicate features

A satirical novel by Czech author Jaroslav Hašek (1883–1923)

extremely handsome (of a man)

extremely handsome; awesome or magnificent

The flag of a commander-in-chief in ancient times, typically featuring the character [[帅|帥|shuai4]] in the center.

originally a term from Chinese chess meaning to sacrifice a chariot to save the general; used as a metaphor for giving up secondary personnel or interests to protect the most important ones

the Taoist god of wealth, often identified with the mythological figure Zhao Gongming

Cool and handsome (usually referring to a young man); a cool guy

putting money and wealth above all else; caring only about money and material gain