dispute; issue; an unresolved matter where parties are at odds

To twist or entangle physically (as of vines, threads, or branches).

to correct; to rectify; to make right

to nag, worry, or harass someone; to bother someone repeatedly or be unable to let a minor issue go

twisted and tangled vines

To correct or rectify unhealthy social or professional trends and conduct.

to gather or muster together; often used with a negative connotation like to gang up or collect a group of accomplices

to rectify mistakes; to correct an error

muddled and impossible to unravel; to be too deeply involved or entangled to clear things up

A conflict between labor and management regarding issues such as wages, working hours, benefits, or insurance; also called [[劳资争议|勞資爭議|lao2 zi1 zheng1 yi4]]

To maintain order at a public gathering; to patrol or steward a crowd

to rectify a deviation or correct an error; to fix a bias

To gather or muster people, especially for an illicit purpose or as a mob; to recruit a gang

A group of people assigned to maintain order or conduct a disciplinary patrol; pickets.

to censure, expose, or impeach an official for wrongdoing; to report a violation for correction

a member of a picket line, a disciplinary officer, or an inspector

to formally accuse a public official of misconduct; to impeach

To mediate a quarrel or reconcile a dispute

a dispute or conflict arising from an illicit sexual relationship or romantic entanglement

(literary) describes someone who is arrogant, irritable, and given to four specific ignoble behaviors: boasting, slandering others, seizing credit, and using smooth talk to deceive

to muster or gather a group of people, often for a specific purpose or to incite a mob

to impeach or charge an official for misconduct or negligence

to censure, denounce, or impeach an official for misconduct

To identify and fix an error or mistake; to set something right

(literary) appearing interwoven or coiled around one another

to correct through discipline or punishment; to call to account

(literary) to correct a mistake, blunder, or falsehood

To point out and correct faults or mistakes; used to describe a process of rectifying wrong behavior or inaccuracies.

To correct one's own mistakes or errors; to engage in self-correction.

To act as a mediator in a disagreement; to resolve a dispute through mediation.

quantum entanglement (physics)

valiant; martial; describes a person who looks strong and imposing