to comply with; to observe; to respect or follow a set of rules or an agreement

to follow; to abide by; to adhere to or comply with laws, rules, or principles

to follow orders or instructions; to do as bid; often used as a polite way to say "Your wish is my command" or "I will do as you say"

to act in accordance with; to obey or comply with rules, orders, or instructions

Zunyi, a prefecture-level city in Guizhou Province

to obey or follow orders, advice, or judgment; to defer to a superior

To abide by the law and maintain discipline; to observe a code of conduct and legal regulations

Zunyi, a prefecture-level city in Guizhou Province [[贵州省|貴州省|gui4 zhou1 sheng3]]

An enlarged meeting of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party in January 1935, held in Zunyi, Guizhou during the Long March

to act according to a rule, agreement, or instruction; to obey; to carry out

Zunhua, a county-level city in Tangshan, Hebei Province

(1848-1905) Qing dynasty poet and diplomat; known for advocating political reform and for his influential work [[日本国志|日本國誌|ri4 ben3 guo2 zhi4]], which detailed the Meiji Restoration in Japan.

To follow rules and regulations; to strictly observe discipline

to follow, obey, or carry out instructions or laws with faithfulness and respect

Zunhua, a county-level city in [[唐山市|唐山市|tang2 shan1 shi4]], Hebei

to obey and deal with a matter accordingly; to handle something in accordance with rules or instructions

to scrupulously observe or strictly follow rules, traditions, or laws; literary usage

to act in accordance with or follow a rule, instruction, or regulation

(idiom) to live in retirement while waiting for the right opportunity to return to public life; to adapt to the situation by keeping a low profile

to strictly obey or follow instructions, rules, or laws

to obey an order; to follow instructions

to follow the advice of a doctor; to act according to a physician's instructions

to act in accordance with instructions or advice

To be on time; to respect or observe a scheduled time.

to follow the orders or decrees of the emperor; at your Imperial majesty's command

To live in retirement while waiting for a better opportunity to make a comeback in public life; to wait for one's luck to change

(died 25 AD) A prominent official, scholar, and calligrapher of the late Western Han and early Xin Dynasties, famous for his hospitality and for throwing the linchpins of his guests' carriages into a well to prevent them from leaving.