to control; to exercise control over; to contain

to formally charge someone with a crime or wrongdoing

to own a controlling number of shares in a company

to adjust and control a system, typically in an economic or policy context

to monitor

to lose control; to go out of control

to accuse; to charge; to indict

to exercise power or authority over a situation, person, or organization

to direct operations from a remote location; to remotely control

a remote control

to make a formal or legal complaint against someone for an alleged wrong

the right to control or power to manage something

numerical control (machining)

a computer terminal or software interface used for system management and command input

automated or automatically regulated

the ability or capacity to exert authority, influence, or regulation over something or someone.

programmed or operating under automatic control via a computer program

electric or electronic control

to strictly control (abbreviation for [[严格|嚴格|yan2 ge2]][[控制|控制|kong4 zhi4]])

fire control (gunnery)

controlled or operated by sound or voice commands.

silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR); thyristor

prosecutor or procurator

cavity magnetron (used to produce microwaves)

control rods

to manipulate the comments section on social media

the prosecution and the defense (law)

an agreement in a criminal case between the prosecutor and defendant, typically involving a guilty plea in exchange for a lesser charge or sentence

plea bargain (law)

to exert influence or control over a person, situation, or market, often in a clever or unfair way

the feeling or sense of being in control, especially when operating a machine or vehicle.

computer numerical control machine tool

the institution or conduct of legal proceedings against someone, or the party conducting them

the prosecuting side in a legal trial

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

green pest prevention and control; environmentally friendly methods of pest control and prevention

a vehicle equipped with equipment for monitoring or surveillance purposes.

to make an accusation based on fabricated evidence

electronic switching system or stored program control exchange used in telecommunications

automatic telephone exchange