any; whatever; whichever

mission; assignment; job; duty or role to be performed

duty; a task one is required to do; the burden of one's role

anyone; anybody; whoever; any person

to trust; to have confidence in someone and be willing to entrust them with tasks or responsibilities

Person in charge of a department, office, committee, or organization; head; chair.

to assume the office of; to hold a post; to take charge of a specific job or responsibility

deputy director; assistant head; vice director

arbitrary; having no specific conditions or restrictions; any random one of a set

to officially appoint someone to a post or position

To be currently in office; to hold a position at the present time

a business structure where the owners' responsibility for debts is restricted to their investment; an LLC

sense of responsibility or duty; a feeling of commitment to one's tasks and obligations

a management system where specific roles and duties are clearly assigned to individuals or groups; system of job responsibility

to hold a post; to take office; to be in a position or job

to be responsible for; to be in charge of; to bear responsibility

Teacher in charge of a class, responsible for the overall study and behavior of the students.

The person who previously held a position or office before the current one.

To assume an office or take up a post; to officially begin a new job.

willful; headstrong; unruly; to let oneself be driven by one's own whims and ignore constraints

The legally prescribed or fixed duration for which a person is appointed or elected to a position

an important task; a significant responsibility or duty

to be qualified or competent for a task; to have the ability to handle a position or job

the person who is in charge or who must take responsibility for something; coordinator

Newly appointed or newly elected to a position

a person's sense of duty or willingness to take on responsibility; also written as [[责任感|責任感|ze2 ren4 gan3]]

To hold two or more positions at the same time; to serve in an additional capacity beyond one's main job.

To appoint, assign, or employ someone for a specific post or task.

(literary) to allow or let someone do as they please; to permit something to happen without interference

to engage or appoint someone to a professional or managerial position

(of a person) to have served in a series of different positions or held the same post over several terms

A permanent member state of the UN Security Council.

to continue to hold a position or office after a term has ended; to be reappointed or reelected to the same post

To take up one's post; to assume a position or start a new job

to hold a teaching position; to work as a teacher or instructor

to not interfere or intervene; to let things take their own course; to indulge

No matter how or what; regardless of the circumstances.

The person who is next to serve in a specific role or office.

to appoint someone to a position or remove them from one; personell appointments and dismissals

to succeed someone in a position; to take over a job or office

To leave office or step down from a position or duty.

to allow or let someone do something; to leave something to be decided by another party

To finish a term of service or be relieved of one's official duties; to step down from a position.

A document that specifies the duties a person is required to fulfill and the responsibilities they must undertake.

to formally appoint someone to a post; to entrust with a task

The highest-ranking head member of a committee.

one's own task or duty

to be moved from one position to a new one; to change jobs within an organization or government

literally a heavy load and a long road; used to describe a person who bears significant responsibilities through a long and difficult struggle