a high-ranking academic teacher at a college or university

to authorize

to formally grant or bestow an honor, title, or right

to impart; to pass on; to teach

associate professor (university post)

to give lessons or provide instruction in a formal or educational setting

to lecture; to teach

to teach by correspondence

to give instructions or suggestions to someone privately, typically behind the scenes, so that they act accordingly

to pollinate

visiting professor; guest professor

to teach face to face; to instruct in person

to award a prize

to award an honor or decoration

to hand down or pass on a vocation, business, or legacy to a successor

to posthumously award

to broadcast a time signal

to confer a military rank, academic title, or professional status

to give orders

To brief someone in person on the line of action to pursue; to advise face-to-face on how to deal with a situation.

To give someone a hold on oneself; to provide an opponent with an advantage or grounds for attack.

to take in and teach disciples or students, often in a traditional or private setting

The traditional Confucian rule that men and women should not have physical contact when passing things to one another.

to give and accept

to sacrifice one's life in a crisis

the act of a mother feeding an infant with breast milk

to guide an action or command a specific course of work

to grant or extend a line of credit; the credit facilities provided by a financial institution

to appoint

to confide a plan to someone

to deliver or present an official document such as a diploma, certificate, or license

give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime; knowledge is the best charity

give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime

a senior and prestigious academic position at a university, often endowed or designated for distinguished scholars

to delegate

an academic supervisor or advising professor, typically for a student's thesis or research

the specific limits or boundaries of power, permission, or mandate granted to an individual or organization

to confer (e.g. a diploma); to award

a legal warrant