(colloquial) legal case; criminal case; incident; specific project or job under consideration.

A plan, program, or scheme for action; a proposal or project for a major undertaking.

case; legal case; instance of a crime or lawsuit

answer; solution; key to a problem

official records, dossiers, or archives (physical or digital) preserved for administrative, legal, or historical reference

draft of a plan, proposal, or piece of legislation that has not yet been officially approved or finalized

a case involving the crime of murder; homicide investigation

an individual instance or example used for study, documentation, or illustration, such as in medicine or business

a formal motion, proposal, or draft resolution submitted for discussion at a meeting

decorative or artistic motif or figure used on items like buildings, textiles, or handicrafts

To commit a crime or an illegal offense

To process or investigate a legal or criminal case, or to apprehend a criminal in the course of such an investigation; used for work done by judicial or investigative departments.

To put on record or report information to a higher authority for future reference; to register or archive a case

To register or put on record with a government agency or official department; to be officially approved and filed.

To report a criminal case or a security-related incident to the police or judicial authorities.

To settle a case or wind up a legal matter; to reach a final judgment or official conclusion.

a proposed law or draft of a law submitted to a legislature for consideration; a bill

(of a crime or legal case) to happen or take place

To solve a criminal case by uncovering the facts or identifying the perpetrator

A legal case involving a murder or homicide.

the case currently under consideration; this case

criminal case; the facts or circumstances of a crime

a special team or unit established to investigate a specific legal, judicial, or administrative case

A formal proposal or motion submitted for discussion in a meeting or legislative assembly

the details, circumstances, or facts of a legal case

a single or specific instance or event; a special case

an amendment or a revised draft of a law or proposal

a criminal case involving a death; murder case

(of a case or statement) to be recorded in official files for future reference

to arrest a suspect or fugitive and bring them to a judicial authority for trial or sentencing

murder case; homicide case

To look into or investigate a legal or criminal case

A tragic event involving a brutal murder case or a massacre of innocent people; a disaster or tragedy involving heavy casualties

To commit an offense or break the law

To overturn an original legal judgment or sentence

a violent case involving bloodshed; murder case

to officially file a case for investigation; to initiate a criminal probe or prosecution

A person involved in a criminal case; a criminal or a suspect.

unresolved law case; outstanding issue or question that has remained unsettled for a long time

a special case, important event, or investigation handled by a dedicated team

The event or instance of a legal or criminal case taking place, typically referring to the time and location

a big or serious legal case; a major criminal investigation

formal resolution or motion passed at a meeting

major and important criminal or legal cases

records; files; archives; dossier; categorized and filed documents from an organization or business, kept for future reference

written text designed for advertising, publicity, or marketing strategies

A teacher's detailed outline for a lesson, including the goals, content, methods, and steps of instruction

a record of a patient's medical condition, diagnosis, and treatment; also called [[病历|病歷|bing4 li4]]

a case of injustice or a miscarriage of justice, often involving a mistaken conviction or false charges