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

Used to show that a result or conclusion does not change under any conditions; often used with [[都|都|dou1]] or [[也|也|ye3]] in the following clause

Connects the first part of a sentence to show a concession, often used with [[但是|但是|dan4 shi4]], [[还是|還是|hai2 shi5]], or [[却|卻|que4]]; similar to [[虽然|雖然|sui1 ran2]].

to oversee, take charge of, or administer something

A person in charge; a boss, chief, or executive

the tubular pathways of the circulatory system, including arteries, veins, and capillaries

in any case; anyway; no matter what happens

efficacious; useful; able to produce the desired result

conduit; piping; tubing used for transporting or draining gases and liquids

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

To entrust something to the care or management of others.

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

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

to take over management or control of something; to assume charge of

to control or restrict through mandatory administrative measures; to manage or oversee activities, such as traffic or air space

tube; pipe; drinking straw

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

To hold in safekeeping; to store and maintain something in one's care

a pipe used for conveying water

steward, butler, or high-ranking servant who manages a wealthy household (often historical)

pertaining to the heart and blood vessels

To administer or have authority over an area, person, or organization; the power or authority to do so

a pipe or conduit used to transport fluids or gases; includes medical catheters

windpipe; a cartilaginous tube connecting the larynx to the bronchi, serving as the main passage for air to the lungs

quality management or quality control (QC)

to be assigned responsibility for a specific area of work as part of a division of labor

bronchial tube; bronchus; the branches of the windpipe connecting to the lungs

general term for pipelines and cables, such as water pipes, power lines, or telecommunications cables

The muscular tube connecting the throat to the stomach; gullet.

To poke one's nose into other people's business; to be too inquisitive about matters that do not concern one

administrative expenses; management fees or charges for the handling of affairs

to handle or manage; to be in control of something like business affairs or finances

to meddle in affairs that are none of one's business

A person in charge of overall management for a department, project, or organization

The duct through which bile passes from the liver and gallbladder to the duodenum; also called [[胆道|膽道|dan3 dao4]]

blood vessel of the brain

steel pipe or tubing used in construction and industry

Administrative committee; board of management; an abbreviation for [[管理委员会|管理委員會|guan3 li3 wei3 yuan2 hui4]].

Used to encourage someone to do something without hesitation or worry; feel free to; do not hesitate to. Often used in the same way as [[尽管|儘管|jin3 guan3]].

To collect and manage, especially regarding taxes or government revenue

The academic study of business management and administration

(medicine) to insert a tube into a patient; intubation; an endotracheal tube

a cylinder-shaped glass tube used for chemical experiments

(biology) the tube in humans and animals that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder; also called [[泌尿管|泌尿管|mi4 niao4 guan3]] or [[尿管|尿管|niao4 guan3]]

fallopian tube; oviduct; the tube that transports eggs from the ovaries to the uterus

to look after; to attend to; to safeguard

The process of leading the work of a team to achieve all project goals within given constraints.

The systematic collection, storage, and distribution of information within an organization.

a tube used for sucking liquids into the mouth; straw