to exercise control over; to dominate; to keep within limits or restrain from spreading

to point out and charge with a crime; to accuse

to own a controlling number of shares in a company; to have a controlling interest in a business or enterprise

to adjust and manage, or the act of managing, a system or process (often used in economic contexts)

To inspect and control; to supervise or monitor a person, machine, or situation.

macroeconomic regulation and control; overall management of the economy from a broad perspective

to go out of control; to lose control over a situation, machine, or emotion

to accuse or indict someone before a judicial organ or legal authority for a crime or dereliction of duty

to have control over; to keep in check; to master a situation or resource

To operate or control a machine, device, or automated system from a distance using wired or wireless signals

a device used to control a machine or electronic instrument from a distance

to denounce or make a complaint by exposing crimes or wrongdoings to authorities or the public

A place used to command, operate, or oversee an entire work process; usually equipped with control panels and communication devices.

a central location for monitoring and managing complex systems or operations

controller; control device

the power or right to control something; controlling power

short for [[数字控制|數字控制|shu4 zi4 kong4 zhi4]]; technology of using digital instructions to control machinery

monitoring and control system; surveillance system typically comprising front-end cameras or sensors, transmission equipment, and back-end control displays

control desk or panel for operating machinery, electronic equipment, or computer systems

to control oneself; to exercise restraint over one's own emotions or behavior

to observe data and control the operation of machinery or instruments

the power or ability to control someone or something; control force

The process where machines or systems perform tasks according to a set program or feedback without direct human operation

(bound form) program-controlled; under automatic control according to a preset program; used as an abbreviation for [[程序控制|程序控制|cheng2 xu4 kong4 zhi4]] or [[程式控制|程式控制|cheng2 shi4 kong4 zhi4]]

To take charge of, lead, or control a situation; often used in contexts like managing a stage or a process (often used in the context of [[主控权|主控權|zhu3 kong4 quan2]])

(bound form) electric or electronic control

To strictly control or monitor

To control or manipulate market prices in stock, futures, or other financial trading

the control of gunnery or military weapons fire; fire control

to control or operate a device using sound or voice commands

cybernetics; control theory

silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR); a solid-state semiconductor device used in electronics for power control

control center or station

An automated control technology where operating instructions are displayed or processed as numbers, widely used in industrial manufacturing; often abbreviated as [[数控|數控|shu4 kong4]].

prosecutor; procurator

to exercise special control (usually by the state) over the purchase or sale of certain commodities; specially controlled

cavity magnetron used to produce microwaves

A device used in nuclear reactors to regulate the fission rate by absorbing neutrons; usually made in the shape of a rod or plate.

the limitation of the development, testing, and deployment of arms through international agreement

to exercise rigorous supervision or tight restriction over something

the control panel located in the center of a vehicle's dashboard between the driver and the passenger

power of control or command; the right to dominate or lead a situation

Medium Access Control; the sublayer of the data link layer in networking responsible for hardware addressing and channel access; often abbreviated in English as MAC

The Media Access Control layer of a network; a sublayer of the data link layer responsible for controlling how devices on a network gain access to a medium and permission to transmit data.

The process or technology used to manage the transfer of data or power between locations.

a reliable communication standard used for sending data between different computer systems over a network; commonly known as TCP

A reliable, connection-oriented communication protocol used in networking to ensure error-free data transfer between different computer systems

to control or operate a device using the presence, absence, or intensity of light

To control or restrain from within; to hold in secret custody; (as a noun) internal management or operational controls within an organization