to supervise, watch over, or inspect; to monitor and control a process or person to ensure rules are followed

Jesus Christ; used by Christians as a title for Jesus, meaning savior.

to supervise and urge someone to complete a task; to urge on

to supervise or superintend; to oversee and inspect

A person who follows the religion of Christianity

one of the world's three major religions, founded by Jesus Christ and based on the Old and New Testaments of the Bible; includes [[天主教|天主教|tian1 zhu3 jiao4]], [[东正教|東正教|dong1 zheng4 jiao4]], and [[新教|新教|xin1 jiao4]]

to direct and supervise; to oversee and guide

to supervise; to manage and oversee

to supervise and manage; to oversee the execution of a task

a staff member responsible for supervising or monitoring work

(archaic) A high-ranking military official in charge of border defenses and provincial military affairs in ancient China from the Han to Ming dynasties

a follower of Christianity

China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC); the agency of the Chinese central government that regulates the national securities and futures markets

(historical) High-ranking military official in the Ming and Qing dynasties who managed military affairs and governed various towns within a province.

to direct or supervise military combat; also used to describe a leader personally overseeing work on the front lines

a provincial military governor during the early Republic of China era

a person who oversees or manages the work of others

Historical term for the collective provincial heads in the Qing Dynasty, consisting of the governor-general [[总督|總督|zong3 du1]] and the provincial governor [[巡抚|巡撫|xun2 fu3]]

The governor of Hong Kong during the period of British rule (1841–1997)

to command or lead troops in battle, often implying a commander directing forces in person at the front lines

An administrative official or school inspector responsible for supervising and guiding the educational work of schools and lower-level education departments.

China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC)

An international news organization and newspaper founded in 1908 in Boston, Massachusetts.

A post or station established to carry out monitoring, specifically to prevent safety accidents, social misconduct, or criminal behavior.

To personally supervise or direct operations at the front line; by extension, to go to the site of any work or project to oversee progress and encourage workers.

a person who oversees or manages a project, organization, or group of people; supervisor

to command; to direct and lead others

to oversee and urge completion of tasks, often involving strict demands or reprimands for failure

To supervise a project or oversee workers in their tasks

to supervise and command; used in official documents for a superior's instructions, orders, or warnings to a subordinate

The Japanese colonial administration of Korea from 1910 to 1945.

the Governor-General of the provinces of Guangdong and Guangxi during the Qing Dynasty

China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC)

mutual supervision; the act of watching or monitoring one another

Mechanisms or measures used to ensure compliance with international agreements; safeguards

the Antichrist

State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council; the agency responsible for managing Chinese state-owned enterprises

General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine; a former ministerial-level agency of the People's Republic of China

State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), an entity that oversees state-owned assets at a particular level of government; the most prominent one is the SASAC of the [[国务院|國務院|guo2 wu4 yuan4]]

(old transliteration) Christ; the Messiah

Christ (early transcription used in Catholic contexts)

Corpus Christi; a Catholic festival held on the second Thursday after Whit Sunday

Christchurch, a city in New Zealand

Young Women's Christian Association; an international Christian organization focused on the social and spiritual development of young women and social relief

the Christian Democratic Union, a major political party in Germany

a specific branch or sect within the Christian religion

a set of beliefs and practices belonging to the Christian Science church

Young Men's Christian Association; a non-denominational organization founded in London in 1844 that promotes personal development and social service.

the branch of Christianity that originated with the Reformation; Protestantism