to drive a vehicle or to pilot a ship or airplane

driver or pilot of a motor vehicle, ship, or aircraft

To drive a motor vehicle such as a car or motorcycle

driver's license; permit to operate a motor vehicle

Polite expression used when asking for a favor, such as requesting someone to do something or to make way.

To control or manage people, situations, or skills to follow one's own will; to dominate or handle.

A document or card authorizing a person to drive a motor vehicle; also called [[驾驶执照|駕駛執照|jia4 shi3 zhi2 zhao4]] or [[驾照|駕照|jia4 zhao4]].

The driver's compartment in a vehicle such as a truck or locomotive; also refers to a wheelhouse or bridge on a ship.

(abbreviation) a school where one learns to drive motor vehicles; also known as a [[驾训班|駕訓班|jia4 xun4 ban1]] in Taiwan

a person who operates a motor vehicle

the person who operates a motor vehicle, such as a car, van, or bus

cockpit; control cabin

To place oneself above or to be superior to others; to override or surpass others in status or power

Originally, to protect or escort the emperor; now also used jocularly to refer to escorting or protecting an important person

(polite) a respectful way of addressing another person; sir; sometimes used sarcastically to refer to someone's presence

(idiom) to run neck and neck; to be on par with one another in terms of ability, status, or achievement

(polite) a respectful way to refer to the person being spoken to

literally to drive a light carriage on a familiar road; used to describe doing a job easily because one is experienced and knows the situation well

A document permitting an individual to operate motor vehicles, boats, or aircraft; often abbreviated as [[驾照|駕照|jia4 zhao4]].

to protect or escort the emperor in imperial times

(honorific) to grace someone with one's presence; to arrive; your arrival

to fly through the air on clouds and mist like an immortal or supernatural being

to drive a horse or a carriage

(originally) to rescue the emperor; now also used humorously to describe helping someone out of a difficult situation or predicament

to fly an airplane

to receive or welcome the emperor in historical contexts

To politely decline to see a visitor by using an excuse

(idiom) originally referring to an emperor personally leading his troops into battle; now also used to describe a leader personally going to the front lines to handle a situation

copilot or co-driver; an assistant pilot or driver

To set out on a journey; originally used for an emperor or empress departing, but now also used humorously for anyone leaving.

the carriage or chariot used by the emperor

to drive a vehicle without a valid driver's license, such as when one has never been issued a license or if the license has expired or been revoked

To ride on a cloud, as described in fairy tales or mythology

honorable form of address used to politely invite someone to visit or to thank them for coming; literally meaning to do someone the honor of condescending to visit

The carriage used by an emperor in ancient times; used by extension as a title or reference to the emperor himself.

to pull a cart or carriage from between the shafts (specifically of a draft animal)

(literary) a polite expression used when someone visits, implying that the visitor has lowered themselves or gone to great trouble to come; also used as a request asking someone to visit

to respectfully urge someone to accept a post or agree to take on a task

A slow horse can travel as far as a fast horse in ten days; people with modest talent can achieve great things through persistence and hard work.

(literary) the passing of an emperor; also written [[宫车晚驾|宮車晚駕|gong1 che1 wan3 jia4]]

to run neck and neck or keep abreast of one another; (variant form) to be on a par with

a horse that refuses to be tamed or throws its rider; metaphorically refers to a person of great talent who is unrestrained by conventional etiquette or laws

carriage drawn by a team of three horses; three leading forces or entities that drive a process forward

to act as a substitute driver, often for a fee when the vehicle owner is unable to drive due to intoxication or fatigue

to drive a vehicle for its owner, often as a paid service for someone who has consumed alcohol or is ill; short for [[代理驾驶|代理駕駛|dai4 li3 jia4 shi3]]

a designated driver hired to operate a vehicle on behalf of its owner, often after the owner has consumed alcohol

(idiom) to escort and protect; to safeguard or provide protection for something to ensure its success or maintain its progress

(formal) to await your gracious presence

your presence; your arrival (polite expression)