to send or assign someone to a specific place to perform a mission; to dispatch troops, workers, or representatives

To pass the time or relax by doing something enjoyable; to divert oneself from boredom or worry

to repatriate; to send back to one's original location

to send someone on an errand or a mission; to dispatch

to send back or repatriate, such as prisoners of war or displaced persons

to dispatch or assign personnel or troops

specially dispatched team; task force

Sent in advance to perform a task before a main force or formal action arrives; typically describes a scout, advance party, or vanguard.

To disband, dismiss, or send away personnel when an organization, group, or army is reorganized or dissolved.

A military unit or special team sent out to complete a specific mission

to eliminate or drive away negative emotions (such as boredom, loneliness, or grief), often by means of a diversion

to move an army and send generals; to dispatch troops

a military force sent ahead of the main body for contact, reconnaissance, or preparation; vanguard

compensation paid to an employee by an employer when their employment is terminated; also known in Taiwan as [[资遣费|資遣費|zi1 qian3 fei4]]

To choose words and construct sentences; refers to the way one writes or composes an essay.

Official Japanese diplomatic missions sent to the Chinese Tang court between 630 and 894 AD to study and adopt Chinese government systems, culture, and Buddhism; the groups often included ambassadors, students, and monks.

to choose and use specific words or wording when writing or speaking

to order someone about; to drive or dispatch someone to do something

(literary) to send away; to dispatch or deport

(literary) to express or disclose one's inner feelings, typically in verse or writing

To divert oneself from boredom or melancholy by engaging in creative activities like writing poetry or painting; to give vent to one's feelings.

to console oneself or find relief from boredom or sorrow

to dispel boredom or relieve feelings of anguish; to find a way to pass the time when lonely or unhappy

The military force dispatched in advance of the main body to clear roads, establish defenses, or gather intelligence

amusement; entertainment; diversion

to treat others with generosity and tolerance; to remain calm by excusing others with understanding and reason

(variant form) to discharge or lay off employees, or to disband troops; to repatriate or send people away

to specifically send or assign someone for a particular task

to reorganize a group, such as military troops, and discharge surplus personnel

military unit composed of two or more military departments operating under a single commander for a specific mission

To terminate an employment contract and pay the employee a sum based on their length of service; to lay off with compensation.

compensation paid by an employer to an employee upon termination of an employment contract based on the employee's length of service and salary; common term in Taiwan

to send an official messenger or diplomatic representative

to send away; to dispatch someone on an errand or task; to send back or return people to their original location

to express one's thoughts or feelings for relaxation or amusement; to find relief or pleasure in an activity

to exile prisoners to the frontier for military service; to banish to border regions

to choose one's words; to express oneself; now more commonly written as [[遣词|遣詞|qian3 ci2]]

(variant form) to choose one's words and compose sentences; wording and phrasing

to send a person out of a country; to deport

to send someone back to their home country