11 sentences for 官 (guān)

1. 他在政府里当官。

   tā zài zhèng​fǔ lǐ dāng guān.

   He is an official in the government.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

2. 我是他的假释官。

   wǒ shì tā de jiǎ​shì guān.

   I'm his parole officer.

   Source: OpenSubtitles

3. 他一生为官清正，两袖清风。

   tā yī​shēng wéi guān qīng​zhèng, liǎng​xiù​qīng​fēng.

   Throughout his career as an official, he was honest and upright, remaining untainted by corruption.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

4. 他向来性情疏散，不愿在朝为官。

   tā xiàng​lái xìng​qíng shū​sǎn, bù yuàn zài​cháo wéi guān.

   He has always been of a carefree disposition and was unwilling to serve as an official at court.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

5. 他不仇官，只仇那些贪赃枉法的官员。

   tā bù chóu guān, zhǐ chóu nà​xiē tān​zāng​wǎng​fǎ de guān​yuán.

   He doesn't resent officials in general, only those who are corrupt and pervert the law.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

6. 为官者应当廉政，才能赢得民众的信赖。

   wèi guān zhě yīng​dāng lián​zhèng, cái néng yíng​dé mín​zhòng de xìn​lài.

   Officials must be honest and clean to win the trust of the people.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

7. 朝廷多次征召他入朝为官，但他都推辞了。

   cháo​tíng duō cì zhēng​zhào tā rù cháo wéi guān, dàn tā dōu tuī​cí le.

   The imperial court summoned him to serve as an official many times, but he declined every time.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

8. 因在任期间表现不佳，他不幸被罢官回乡。

   yīn zài​rèn qī​jiān biǎo​xiàn bù jiā, tā bù​xìng bèi bà guān huí​xiāng.

   Due to poor performance during his term, he was unfortunately dismissed from office and sent back home.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

9. 这家报纸是当地最权威的官媒。

   zhè jiā bào​zhǐ shì dāng​dì zuì quán​wēi de guān méi.

   This newspaper is the most authoritative official media outlet in the area.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

10. 这些资产全归官有，私人不能随意买卖。

    zhè​xiē zī​chǎn quán guī guān yǒu, sī​rén bù néng suí​yì mǎi​mài.

    These assets are all state-owned; private individuals cannot buy or sell them at will.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

11. 五官是指人脸上的五个感官。

    wǔ guān shì zhǐ rén liǎn shàng de wǔ gè gǎn​guān.

    The 'five organs' refer to the five senses or facial features on a person's face.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary