to cause (somebody to do something); to arouse; to make one (feel something); (used in constructing words for feelings such as anger, surprise, sympathy etc)
ringgit (Malaysian currency unit)
arrow banner of command (archaic used as symbol of military authority); (fig.) instructions from one's superiors
festive season; happy time; noble principle
leader; usually written 領導人|领导人
unpleasant; objectionable
inspiring; exciting; rousing
(set expression) astonishing to see
to give an order; to command
if; supposing that; acting county magistrate
decree; (of a court) to order
county magistrate (during Tang to Qing times)
(oral) command; a word of command (used in drilling troops or gymnasts); password
an order (esp. army); bugle call expressing military order; verbal command
to shout an order or command
secret instruction; secret order
to order by force; peremptory
to be in season; seasonal
to follow your orders; roger!; yessir!
order; command; instruction
spring; springtime; spring weather
typical weather in a given season
to indulge; to give free rein; even if
to issue orders; to order sb to drink in a drinking game
to order; to enjoin; to charge; to instruct sb to finish sth
polite speech; diplomatic terms; rhetoric
to disobey; to go against orders
the Qing order to all men to shave their heads but keep a queue, first ordered in 1646
commander; officer in charge
headquarters; military command center
grand scribe (official position in many Chinese states up to the Han)
commander-in-chief; top military commander for a country or theater of operations
an order to post a reward (for the capture of a criminal)
prohibition; ban; law forbidding sth
prohibition; ban on alcohol
the First Emperor's order to expel foreigners; (fig.) notice to leave; words or behavior intended at turning visitors out
banishment order; expulsion warrant
to ask sb to leave; to show sb the door; to give a tenant notice to leave
to lift a prohibition; to lift a ban
(lit.) order like a mountain; a military order is inviolable; strict discipline
air commodore; top commander of air force
speech command (for computer speech recognition)
discouraging; disheartening
(expr.) hold the feudal overlord and you control the whole country
(expr.) hold the feudal overlord and you control his vassals