to engage in business; to run or operate

to manage and run a business or organization; business operations

nourishment or the substances in food that are necessary for health and growth

privately run (i.e. operated by a company or individuals rather than the state)

to create or foster a specific atmosphere, environment, or feeling

to do business or trade; to be open for business

a person such as a manager or director who is responsible for the administration and running of a business

privately-owned or operated by individuals or companies rather than the state

the act of running or operating a business, transport service, or facility

state-run (of a company or industry); state-operated or nationalized

a group of people, nations, or factions sharing a common cause, ideology, or interest, especially in opposition to others

to camp out or stay in a camp outdoors, usually for recreation

to rescue

total sum of business transactions or volume of sales

the main command center or administrative office of a military unit, political party, or organization

to camp outdoors or live in temporary shelters

a person who works in a retail store or service establishment, serving customers and handling transactions

A tax levied on the gross income or turnover of a business enterprise.

a place where military personnel are housed and trained, such as an army camp or military quarters

exclusive right to sell or trade in a specific commodity; state monopoly

to run or conduct one's own business or commercial enterprise

operated or managed jointly by two or more parties; to cooperate in business operations

the state of being undernourished or lacking proper nutrients due to an inadequate or unbalanced diet

organized or functioning with the objective of making a profit

business hours; opening hours; office hours

a business arrangement or enterprise managed by two or more parties; cooperative

a building or group of buildings used to house or station military personnel; a military camp

Joint public-private ownership or operation of a business.

living quarters for military personnel

to set up a camp or temporary shelter

a camp for the confinement of prisoners of war

to build or construct, typically referring to large-scale structures, buildings, or infrastructure

The Green Standard Army, a standing infantry force during the Qing dynasty originally formed from Ming and other Chinese army units.

The process of transferring ownership of a business, enterprise, or public service from the public sector to the private sector.

nutritional supplements, health products, or food items used for nourishment

to engage in a secondary business or supplementary way of making a living alongside a main occupation

to build up or manage an enterprise through painstaking efforts

a military camp or site where troops are stationed

publicly owned, financed, or operated by the state or government

nutrient fluid

to set up camp; to pitch tents or establish a temporary base

a military encampment or station consisting of tents