conducting business impartially (idiom) / to act justly
Results for “理”
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Exact character matches appear first. Pinyin matches whole syllables in headword pronunciations. Common exact readings come before common compounds, followed by less frequent or restricted readings. Direct English meanings rank ahead of mentions in longer definitions.
Frequency data from Cai & Brysbaert, SUBTLEX-CH (2010), Creative Commons Attribution. The data includes word forms with at least 10 occurrences in an older subtitle sample. Absence from the sample does not establish that a word is rare.
scientific management
the steady-state theory (cosmology)
(math.) catastrophe theory
(usu. used in the negative) to acknowledge (sb's greeting etc) / to respond / to answer
Management Information Base / MIB
administrative committee / management committee
management studies
school of management
management buyout (MBO)
management station
management fee
Simple Network Management Protocol / SNMP
particle physics
particle physics
micromanagement
structural theory (physics)
to be in overall charge / to oversee
network management
network administrator
network management system / NMS
the Qing dynasty equivalent of the Foreign Office
headquarters / main administrative office
doctrine (esp. religious) / argumentation (in a speech or essay)
(computing) OLAP (online analytical processing)
listening comprehension
texture (of skin, surface etc)
sense of inferiority / inferiority complex
natural language processing, NLP
to know that one is in the wrong (idiom)
handler (computing)
processing capability / throughput
completely unreasonable
rude and unreasonable
administration / administrative management
to weight the matter and deliberate the reason (idiom) / to weigh and consider / to deliberate
assistant manager (in a large enterprise) (Tw) / (literary) to assist
Standard Model (of particle physics)
cleavage (splitting of minerals such as slate along planes)
direction of cleavage (e.g. of slate)