- 执行 zhíxíng implementto carry out a plan, policy, or task
- 执法 zhífǎ law enforcementthe activity or process of ensuring that laws are obeyed
- 执政 zhízhèng governto hold political power or be in office
- 执着 zhízhuó attachmentthe state of clinging to worldly things or ideas, often in a Buddhist or psychological context; being unable to let go
- 执照 zhízhào licenselicense; permit
- 执教 zhíjiào coachto serve as a coach or trainer for a sports team
- 争执 zhēngzhí disputeto disagree or argue stubbornly or opinionatedly over a matter
- 固执 gùzhí stubbornobstinate and unwilling to change one's mind or attitude
- 执行官 zhíxíngguān executive officera senior official in an organization or government department who is responsible for carrying out plans and orders.
- 执业 zhíyè practiceto work in a qualified profession such as medicine or law
- 执勤 zhíqín on dutyto be on duty (of a security guard, police officer, etc.)
- 执导 zhídǎo directto direct (a film, play, etc.)
- 偏执 piānzhí stubbornly fixatedextreme and inflexible in one's opinions; stubbornly clinging to a specific notion
- 执政党 zhízhèngdǎng ruling partythe political party currently in power within a government
- 执政官 zhízhèngguān consulthe highest elected political office of the Roman Republic
- 执意 zhíyì insistto be determined to do something or persist in one's opinion or course of action
- 执掌 zhízhǎng wieldto wield (power etc)
- 执委会 zhíwěihuì executive committeeexecutive committee (abbr. for [[执行|執行|zhi2 xing2]][[委员会|委員會|wei3 yuan2 hui4]])
- 执笔 zhíbǐ draftto be the person who does the actual writing or composing of a document
- 执事 zhíshì attendantan attendant, servant, or official who manages specific tasks or ceremonies
- 回执 huízhí receiptA written acknowledgement of the receipt of an item.
- 执迷不悟 zhímíbùwù unrepentantto obstinately persist in going about things the wrong way
- 固执己见 gùzhíjǐjiàn opinionatedto stubbornly persist in one's own views
- 执拗 zhíniù stubbornobstinately refusing to change one's mind or course of action; willful or pigheaded
- 执政者 zhízhèngzhě rulerruler; person in power
- 各执一词 gèzhíyīcí clashing viewseach sticks to his own version; a dialogue of the deaf
- 驾驶执照 jiàshǐzhízhào driver's license
- 偏执狂 piānzhíkuáng paranoiaparanoia; monomania
- 争执不下 zhēngzhíbùxià deadlockto quarrel endlessly; to be at a deadlock
- 执迷 zhímí obsessedto be obsessive or deeply fixated on something
- 仗义执言 zhàngyìzhíyán speak outto speak out for justice; to take a stand on a matter of principle
- 监外执行 jiānwàizhíxíng serve outside prisonto serve a sentence outside of prison (law)
- 各执己见 gèzhíjǐjiàn clashing viewseach sticks to his own view; a dialogue of the deaf
- 明火执仗 mínghuǒzhízhàng carry torches and weaponsto carry torches and weapons; to conduct an evil deed openly or unscrupulously
- 执法如山 zhífǎrúshān strictly enforceto maintain the law as firm as a mountain; to enforce the law strictly
- 执牛耳 zhíniú'ěr acknowledged leaderTo be the acknowledged leader (from the ancient custom of a prince holding the severed ears of a sacrificial bull at an alliance ceremony).
- 坚执 jiānzhí persistto firmly adhere to or continue upholding a position, belief, or course of action
- 执法官 zhífǎguān law enforcement officera person who is authorized to enforce the law; a law enforcement officer or official.
- 择善固执 zéshàngùzhí persevere in goodto choose what is good and hold fast to it
- 执绋 zhífú attend funeralto attend a funeral
- 迂执 yūzhí pedanticpedantic and stubborn
- 各执所见 gèzhísuǒjiàn sticking to viewseach sticks to his own view
- 高层执行员 gāocéngzhíxíngyuán senior executive
- 偏执型 piānzhíxíng paranoidparanoid (psychology)
- 可执行 kězhíxíng executableexecutable (computing)
- 回执单 huízhídān receipt
- 城市管理行政执法局 Chéngshì Guǎnlǐ Xíngzhèng Zhífǎjú urban management bureauCity Urban Administrative and Law Enforcement Bureau (PRC)
- 失信被执行人 shīxìnbèizhíxíngrén judgement defaultera person or entity who has failed to fulfill obligations set forth in a written court judgement, such as paying compensation, despite having the means to do so
- 宰执 zǎizhí high officiala general term for senior officials in ancient China who held executive power, such as the chancellor or prime minister
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH