appointment to an important post
to appoint (sb to a post)
chivalrous; helping the weak for the sake of justice
as you see fit; to do as one likes
no matter what; despite; to allow (sb to act arbitrarily)
mission; assignment; job; task
to allow (sb to act arbitrarily); to let sb have his head
to appoint and nominate; (job) appointment
willful; headstrong; unruly
to let oneself go; to do as much as one pleases
arbitrary; at will; at random
one's office; place where one holds a post
to teach; to coach; to work as teacher
to let (sb do sth); to allow
to hold an office or post
to give classes; to work as teacher
to choose arbitrarily; to take whichever one fancies
to allow (sb to have his head); to let things happen
any one of (a list of possibilities)
term of office; while holding a post
a heavy load and a long road; (fig.) to bear heavy responsibilities through a long struggle (cf Confucian Analects, 8.7)
to take office; previous (incumbent); predecessor
next office holder; next to serve
full time; to appoint sb to a specific task
to trust; to have faith; to believe (in); to take stock (in); to have confidence in; reliance
to fill a post; to act as
to hold several jobs at once; concurrent post; working part-time
to take up a post; to start in a new job
predecessor; ex-; former; ex (spouse etc)
to hold jobs successively; appointed (from one job to another)
appointment (to a job); to be appointed (to high office); to accept an appointment; entrusted with responsibilities; same as 授任
successor; (attributive) future
to let (sth happen); to allow (sb to do sth); to submit to; to yield
to take office; to assume a post
to assume office (of); to hold (the position of); to hold a post; to hold a governmental office; to hold office; to shoulder responsibility; to take office (of); to take the chair (of); to take responsibility; to take charge (of); to work (as); to serve (as)
appointment (to a job); to be appointed (to high office); to accept an appointment; entrusted with responsibilities; same as 授任
to ignore; to let alone; to indulge
newly-appointed; newly elected; new (in a political office)
extremely (pleased, grateful etc)
(of the holder of an official post which no longer exists) the last (incumbent)
to set apart; to assign sb to a job
to occupy a post currently; incumbent
to remain in office; to hold on to one's job
to leave office; to leave one's post
succeed sb in a job; successor
to appoint (to a position); appointed
qualified; competent (professionally); to be up to a task
to be appointed or elevated to a post
to attend; to take office; to be present (in administrative capacity)
to transfer; to move to another post
to travel to take up a new post
rotating appointment (e.g. Presidency of EU)
to continue in (a political) office; to serve for another term of office
to retire; to leave one's position
first person to be appointed to a post
to make it one's business; to take upon oneself to
deputy director; assistant head
teacher in charge of a class
chairman of department; dean
to take responsibility; to bear responsibility; to be responsible
responsible person; coordinator
system of job responsibility
to take a laissez-faire attitude
director of the local committee of the Women's Federation
mandate (territory administration)
presidency; term of office
laissez-faire policy; non-interference
to let sb do whatever they want; to indulge; to give free reins to; to let things slide; to drift aimlessly; laissez-faire
legal responsibility; liability
at fault; blamed for; responsible (for a blunder or crime)
accident occurring due to negligence
to bear joint responsibility for sth; joint liability (law)
to evade responsibility; to shirk
motion of no confidence (against the government, in parliamentary debates)
permanent member state (of UN Security Council)
corporate social responsibility (CSR)
the new boss cracks the whip three times; a new broom sweeps clean; (fig.) vigorous new policies
rural household contract responsibility system, PRC government policy linking rural income to productivity