"posts" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
高考 gāo kǎo n. college entrance exam (especially as abbr. for 普通高等學校招生全國統一考試|普通高等学校招生全国统一考试[Pu3 tong1 Gao1 deng3 Xue2 xiao4 Zhao1 sheng1 Quan2 guo2 Tong3 yi1 Kao3 shi4]) / (Tw) entrance exam for senior government service posts (abbr. for 公務人員高等考試|公务人员高等考试)
兼职 兼職 jiān zhí v., n. to hold concurrent posts / concurrent job / moonlighting syn
查岗 查崗 chá gǎng to check the guard posts / (coll.) to check up on sb (spouse, employee etc)
历任 歷任 lì rèn (of one person) to hold the successive posts of / (of several persons) the successive (presidents etc)
改组 改組 gǎi zǔ to reorganize / to reshuffle (posts etc)
兼 jiān v. double / twice / simultaneous / holding two or more (official) posts at the same time syn
常设员额变动 cháng shè yuán é biàn dòng change in established posts
非洲邮政和电信联盟 非洲郵政和電信聯盟 African Posts and Telecommunications Union
改变游戏规则 改變游戲規則 gǎi biàn yóu xì guī zé moving the goal posts
改变目标 改變目標 gǎi biàn mù biāo moving the goal posts
提出新的条件 提出新的條件 moving the goal posts
专业员额叙级总标准 專業員額敘級總標準 zhuān yè yuán é xù jí zǒng biāo zhǔn Master Standard for Classification of Professional posts
专业职等员额叙级上诉委员会 專業職等員額敘級上訴委員會 Classification Appeals Committee for Posts in the Professional Category
自干五 自乾五 zì gān wǔ (neologism) person who posts online in support of the Chinese government, but unlike a wumao 五毛[wu3 mao2], is not paid for doing so (abbr. for 自帶乾糧的五毛|自带干粮的五毛[zi4 dai4 gan1 liang2 de5 wu3 mao2])
视奸 視姦 shì jiān (neologism) to obsessively monitor sb's social media posts (orthographic borrowing from Japanese 視姦 "shikan", ogling / leering)
陈力就列 陳力就列 chén lì jiù liè (idiom) To contribute one's abilities in an appropriate official position. It emphasizes assigning people to posts according to their abilities.
买爵贩官 買爵販官 mǎi jué fàn guān (idiom) To buy and sell official posts and noble titles. It refers to the trafficking of offices and ranks.
卖官卖爵 賣官賣爵 mài guān mài jué (idiom) To accept money in exchange for selling official posts and titles. It refers to a form of corruption in government.
卖官贩爵 賣官販爵 mài guān fàn jué (idiom) Describes political corruption in which the ruling class sells official posts to amass wealth. It is also used for the selling of offices and titles.
卖狱鬻官 賣獄鬻官 mài yù yù guān (idiom) To take bribes, sell official posts and titles, and pervert justice through favoritism.
推择为吏 tuī zé wéi lì (idiom) To recommend and select talented people for official posts.
烂羊头 爛羊頭 làn yáng tóu (idiom) A metaphor for the indiscriminate granting of official titles and posts, to the point that merchants and cooks may become officials.
设官分职 shè guān fēn zhí (idiom) To establish official posts or government offices and distribute responsibilities among them.
贩官鬻爵 販官鬻爵 fàn guān yù jué (idiom) To sell official posts and titles in order to raise money.
重圭叠组 chóng guī dié zǔ (idiom) Describes a family whose members hold official posts generation after generation.
重珪叠组 chóng guī dié zǔ (idiom) Describes a family whose members have held official posts successively for several generations.
鬻官卖爵 鬻官賣爵 yù guān mài jué (idiom) To sell official posts and titles in order to raise money. The expression condemns corruption in officialdom.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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