orderly state or sequence; orderliness in social, public, or educational settings

to be in perfect order; orderly and well-arranged

public order; public peace

(literary) the rank and salary associated with an official government position

sacrament of ordination in the Catholic Church

official grades or ranks; a person's standing and treatment in a government hierarchy

a fundamental change in the world's political situation or the way a society is organized

a state of disorder or disarray; lacking organization

social order; the stable system of institutions and customs that allow a society to function smoothly

the primary law governing public order and minor offenses in Taiwan, which replaced the earlier Violation of Police Regulations Act

official rank and pay

(literary) an official's pay or salary according to their rank and seniority

the beauty of order; order as an aesthetic quality

(literary) to have completed the tenure of a public post or official term.

(literary) orderly; neat; well-arranged

(idiom) in complete order; shipshape; well-organized

(literary) salaries and stipends paid to government officials; [[俸禄|俸祿|feng4 lu4]]

To keep or preserve public order or discipline.