To manage, supervise, or administer (a business, organization, task, etc.), or to look after and maintain (equipment, files, etc.); management or administration

to handle or deal with a situation; to resolve a problem or matter

to understand or comprehend the meaning, nature, or reasons behind something

a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained; doctrine

psychology; mentality; the internal mental activities of a person, including thoughts and feelings

rational; sensible; fair; conforming to reason or logic

reason; grounds; justification; argument

to handle, transact, or conduct business; to deal with a matter or go through a formal procedure

an ideal; a dream; aspiration or ambition for the future; an idea or thought

manager or director of a business or department

premier; prime minister; head of government in a parliamentary system

a guiding principle, belief, or core idea, often associated with a specific discipline, industry, or worldview

to administer or manage the affairs of a country, region, or organization

general manager; president; CEO; the highest leader in a company responsible for all administration and operations

to arrange; to tidy up; to sort out; to pack luggage; to collate data or files

a fundamental truth, law, or logic behind how things work

based on or in accordance with reason or logic; capable of level-headed and abstract thought (as opposed to emotional or perceptual)

to manage wealth or financial affairs; money management

to sort through and organize; to clear out or tidy up a space

A person or entity that acts on behalf of another; a representative, proxy, or deputy

person who helps a main person in charge to handle affairs; often used as part of a formal job title

The study of the earth's surface and the relationship between people and their environments

To care for and provide medical attention to the sick, elderly, or disabled, often in coordination with a doctor.

to try or hear a legal case; to conduct a trial or judicial examination of a matter

The science that studies the laws of matter and motion; abbreviation for [[物理学|物理學|wu4 li3 xue2]]

the physical and functional changes in the body that occur during a disease; the nature and development of a medical condition

The biological functions and activities of a living organism or its parts.

A hardware component in a computer system that executes instructions and processes data; the central core of a computer system.

a basic truth, law, or theory that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior; scientific principle or tenet

The ability to think and judge logically, or the quality of being sensible and level-headed rather than acting on emotion

An administrative office or government agency responsible for managing specific sectors like railways, highways, or forestry.

To accept and hear a legal case, used by courts or judicial departments when a lawsuit meets the legal requirements to proceed.

the fundamental truth; a principle that reflects the reality of things

(abbreviation) the United Nations Security Council; the primary body responsible for maintaining international peace and security

to repair, mend, or fix something that is broken or damaged to make it usable again; to overhaul

deputy general manager or vice president of a company

The administration and service management of real estate, covering building maintenance, sanitation, security, and landscaping

to pay no attention to someone; to refuse to acknowledge or speak to someone

A person or group responsible for directing an organization or business; superintendent; administrator.

vice-premier; vice prime minister; deputy prime minister

to make sense; to be reasonable, plausible, or convincing

A person authorized to act for another; a deputy, proxy, procurator, or attorney-in-fact in legal, business, or administrative matters.

the scientific study of the mind, mental processes, and behavior

ethics; moral principles governing human relationships and conduct

manager; person in charge of administration or a specific work flow

The internal structure and underlying principles by which a system, machine, or natural process works; also same as [[机制|機製|ji1 zhi4]].

council; board of directors; a governing body that exercises authority and handles the affairs of a social organization or international group

The English name Richard.

to pay attention to; to take notice of; to mind; to acknowledge or respond to (often used in the negative to mean ignore)