to implement or carry out a plan, order, or policy

to enforce laws or decrees; law enforcement

To govern or be in power; to hold political office.

persistent; persevering; dedicated; steadfast; (of a viewpoint) unwavering; stubbornly clinging to things or ideas (often in a Buddhist context)

license; permit; a written document issued by an authority to allow someone to do something

To work as a teacher, instructor, or coach

to argue or disagree while stubbornly holding onto one's own opinion; to wrangle

obstinate; stubborn; refusing to change one's mind or adapt to new ideas

an executive or director in a business or government organization

To work in a professional capacity, typically used for licensed professionals like doctors or lawyers; to be a practitioner.

An official document granting permission to operate a business; business permit

To be on duty or perform official tasks, usually in a military, police, or security role

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

stubborn in clinging to a specific notion; extreme and inflexible; bigoted

The political party that is currently in power and responsible for governing a country. It is used in contrast to the [[在野党|在野黨|zai4 ye3 dang3]].

A high-ranking official, chief magistrate, or executive officer; specifically used for the consuls of the Roman Republic or the archons of ancient Greece

To be determined to do something or to stick to one's opinion; to be bent on something and refuse to change one's mind.

to wield power or authority; to be in control of; to manage or direct

governing body or executive committee

to write or take up the pen; often refers to doing the actual writing or drafting, especially for a collective work or on behalf of others

a person who enforces the law; lawman or law enforcement officer

A church officer who manages administrative tasks, assists the priest, or distributes communion; a deacon.

executor; one who carries out a task, order, or legal process

acknowledgment of receipt; a note or form indicating that mail, goods, or a notification has been received

to persist in an error and refuse to wake up to reality; to be obstinately foolish or stubborn in following a wrong path

to stubbornly stick to one's own opinions; to be unwilling to change or adapt

stubborn and willful; refusing to listen to reason or yield; pigheaded

To hold or shake hands; often used in literary contexts to describe a parting or an emotional meeting.

a person who holds power or is in control of a government; ruler; powerholder

(idiom) each person insists on their own version of events; a disagreement where both sides refuse to compromise or reach a consensus

A document permitting an individual to operate motor vehicles, boats, or aircraft; often abbreviated as [[驾照|駕照|jia4 zhao4]].

To implement or enforce disciplinary rules; often used in the context of government or organizational oversight.

paranoia; monomania

to refuse to yield in a dispute; to quarrel endlessly

To be obsessive or stick obstinately to a wrong course of action; stubbornly unrepentant.

the time required for a computer to carry out a command or for a task to be performed

to speak out on a matter of principle or justice; to stand up for the weak or oppressed

to serve a prison sentence in the community under the supervision of local public security organs, granted under specific legal conditions such as serious illness or pregnancy

To serve as a conductor for an orchestra or choir.

to officially cancel or take away a license

to receive and keep something (such as a document or receipt) for safekeeping; often used in formal or legal contexts

(idiom) each person holds fast to their own opinion; used when people are unable to reach an agreement because neither side will compromise

to carry torches and weapons; to commit crimes or do bad things openly and without fear

to maintain the law as firm as a mountain; to be firm and unwavering in the execution of the law

to drive a horse-drawn carriage; (by extension) a coachman

(literary) to follow the rules of etiquette; to observe social rituals or propriety

To be the acknowledged leader or authority in a specific field; to rule the roost. This term originally referred to the person who presided over an alliance ceremony in ancient China by holding the sacrificial bull's ears

To execute laws and regulations with fairness and without self-interest.

to insist on; to continue upholding; to persevere or stick to something