to manage, operate, or run (a business, project, etc.); to deal in or carry (specific goods or services)

to manage or run a business, project, or organization; to be in operation or function normally (of a system or institution)

the action or business of promoting and selling products or services

nutrition; nourishment; the physiological process of absorbing and utilizing nutrients for growth and health

run by citizens, collectives, 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 (as of a shop, transport service, or restaurant)

A temporary location for outdoor activities, such as hiking or summer camps

A person who manages or operates a business or enterprise; manager, executive, operator, or transactor.

privately owned or operated; private (as opposed to state-owned)

to put transport vehicles or facilities like buses, subways, or airports into operation or service

state-operated or state-owned, typically referring to businesses or institutions managed by the government

a group of people or nations with a common goal or interest; a faction, side, or clique

To camp out or stay in temporary shelters in the outdoors, either as a recreational activity or for military purposes.

business office or sales department of a company or bank

to try by all means to rescue; to succor; to save someone from danger or imprisonment

An official document granting permission to operate a business; business permit

The total sum or volume of business done over a specific period; total sales revenue.

supreme military command center; base camp; fortress

The authority to manage a business or its assets; managerial power and control over operations.

to camp outdoors; to set up a bivouac for training or recreation

clerk or staff member responsible for sales or purchasing in a commercial establishment; shop assistant; salesperson

business tax; a tax on sales or turnover based on the revenue of a business or individual

military camp; barracks; a place where troops are stationed or live

A seasonal program or organized campground providing educational, recreational, or training activities for youth during the summer break

A place used for the mass detention and mistreatment of political prisoners, prisoners of war, or civilians, often without trial or legal process.

to engage exclusively in the trade or business of a specific product or service

to operate a business independently; to manage one's own products or enterprise

to manage or operate a business together; under joint management

malnutrition; undernourishment; a physical condition resulting from a lack of proper nutrients

A business model or economic strategy that focuses on one or two main products while also developing other areas of production; diversification.

nutritious substance contained in food needed for growth and health, such as proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals

to engage in business for gain or to pursue a profit

business hours; opening hours; office hours

to manage or operate a business together with a partner; a joint venture

military camp; place where troops are stationed

place for sheltering and providing temporary housing to refugees

battalion commander; military officer in charge of a battalion

joint public-private operation; specifically refers to the state-capitalist system used in China during the mid-1950s to transition private businesses into the socialist economy

barracks; living quarters for troops

to pitch a tent; to encamp; to bivouac

A prefecture-level city in Liaoning Province, China.

to construct or build, usually referring to buildings, structures, or large projects

(historical) Army units formed from ethnic Han Chinese soldiers during the Qing dynasty, distinguished from Manchu troops by their use of green banners

The process of transferring state-owned enterprises or government services to private ownership and management

foods or supplements rich in nutrients that are used to nourish or strengthen the body; nutriment

to engage in additional operations alongside a main business; to manage a side business

to manage or build up an enterprise or project through immense effort and careful planning

Dongying, a prefecture-level city in Shandong province