to control or work a machine, device, or software system

To control or influence a person, market, or situation, often in a deceptive or unscrupulous way.

to worry about

The primary antagonist of the classic novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

physical exercises and the sport involving performance of sequences requiring strength and flexibility

an outdoor area for physical education, sports, and recreation

moral principles and high standards of personal character

high-minded disposition of mind or ethical integrity

to work hard; to toil; to exert oneself physically or mentally

to conduct military exercises or physical training

personal integrity

(of a surgeon) to perform a surgical operation

sexual purity or virginity, traditionally regarded as a moral virtue especially for women

to resume one's old trade

to arrange matters; to handle or manage affairs

to act with undue haste or be overly impatient

aerobics or aerobic dance, often performed as a fitness or school physical education activity

to have success within one's grasp; to be confident of victory

morning exercises (physical exercises commonly performed en masse at schools and workplaces in East Asian countries)

to manage, handle, or take care of household affairs, business, or the organization of an event

a lever used to operate or regulate a machine, vehicle, or aircraft

floor (gymnastics)

to improve or refine one's temperament, mind, or character through exposure to art, nature, or education

a control panel or interface unit used to monitor and operate electronic or mechanical systems

to perform military drills or organized training

(student's) behavior

calisthenics or setting-up exercises performed during the break between classes

to give a public performance or exhibition of a skill or routine

internecine strife; internal conflict within a group or family

to manipulate or control affairs secretly from behind the scenes

a vulgar interjection expressing surprise, shock, or anger; often used as a phonetic substitute for [[我肏|我肏|wo3 cao4]]

to do physical exercises or gymnastics, typically referring to organized group routines like morning exercises

drill book

operator (computing)

operand (computing)

to steer a boat

to be assured of success

to operate (a machine etc) with ease

a place for military or athletic training

to worry about or expend mental energy on something

to compose in an off-hand way; to dash off a piece of writing

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