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百官 the official hierarchy;
官府 [guan1fu3]↓;
清官 an upright and incorruptible official;
貪官 a corrupt official;
當官，做官 become an official, hold an official post;
罷官 resign or be dismissed from office;
亂官 resign from office;
官迷 a form of obsession to be official.
(2) (Physiol.) the sense organs: 器官 bodily organs;
五官 (physiol.) the five senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, also the eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and hands: 五官端正 well-formed features;
官能 [guan1neng2]↓;
感官 sensory organs.
(3) A surname.
官至 (in biographies) he reached the rank of.
官辦 government-operated;
官派 appointed by the government;
官面兒 [guan1miaher0]↓;
官立，官准 established, authorized by the government;
官房 government offices or buildings;
官俸 official emoluments;
官地 public land;
官款 public funds;
官街 public streets and roads;
官產 public property;
官舍 official residence.
2.官報 [guan1bao4], n., official bulletin or gazette.
3.官兵 [guan1bing1], n., government troops.
4.官場 [guan1chang3], n., (1) officialdom; (2) public-operated markets.
5.官差 [guan1chai1], n., (1) official business; (2) government messengers or servants.
6.官腔 [guan1qiang1], n., official jargon: 打官腔 (of officials) to talk official jargon, assume official airs in speech and action, summarily turn down even reasonable requests.
7.官契 [guan1qi4], n., deeds or other documents officially registered with the authorities.
8.官親 [guan1qin1], n., relatives of officials.
9.官邸 [guan1di3], n., an official residence.
10.官方 [guan1fang1], (1) n., a code of official conduct; n., on the official side; (2) adj., belonging to the government; adj., 官方子 (Chin. med.) a drug for pregnant women to prevent miscarriage.
11.官費 [guan1fei4], n., funds from public coffers: 官費生 government scholarship students.
12.官府 [guan1fu3], n., (1) government officers; (2) a high government official:
13.官桂 [guan1gui4], n., best-quality cinnamon.
14.官話 [guan1hua4], n., (1) (of officialdom) high-sounding but insincere words; (2) formerly, the mandarin language.
15.官宦 [guan1huan4], n., official service.
16.官長 [guan1zhang3], n., a gen. term for officials in charge.
17.官箴 [guan1zhen1], n., rules of official conduct: 有玷官箴 official misconduct.
18.官家 [guan1jia1], n., (1) (MC) the king; (2) (MC) the government.
19.官價 [guan1jia4], n., (1) official prices of commodities as fixed by the government; (2) formerly, special rate of prices paid for purchases made by the government.
20.官架子 [guan1jia4zi0], n., superior airs assumed by officials: 他的官架子十足！how he likes to assume superior airs!
21.官階 [guan1jie1], n., official ranking.
22.官界 [guan1jie4], n., officialdom.
23.官妓 [guan1ji4]1, n., formerly, state-owned prostitutes (generally from confiscated families of the condemned).
24.官計 [guan1ji4]2, n., rating of official performances at annual or other intervals.
25.官制 [guan1zhi4], n., (1) rules and regulations governing the organization, duties, and functions of government offices; (2) system of governmental organization.
26.官職 [guan1zhi2], n., (1) duties and responsibilities of officials; (2) official ranking.
27.官爵 [guan1jUe2], n., official ranking and titular honors.
28.官客 [guan1ke4]1, n., a male guest at parties (as dist. from 堂客 female guests).
29.官課 [guan1ke4]2, n., formerly, government levies.
30.官僚 [guan1liao2], n., (1) (contempt.) a politician, a bureaucrat: 官僚政治，官僚主義 bureaucracy; (2) a professional politician.
31.官吏 [guan1li4]1, n., government official, functionaries.
32.官利 [guan1li4]2, n., (business) fixed profits payable to shareholders, similar to preferred stocks.
33.官裡 [guan1li3], n., (MC) (1) the king; (2) a government office: 捉將官裡去 take into custody.
34.官賣 [guan1mai4], n., government monopoly sale.
35.官面兒 [guan1miaher0], (1) n., the government; (2) adj., of the official class: 官面兒上的朋友 friends among the officials.
36.官名 [guan1ming2], n., an official title.
37.官能 [guan1neng2], n., organic functions.
38.官人 [guan1ren2], n., (1) (AC) appointment of officials; (2) (MC) sir, a squire with or without an official title (similar to Eng. sl. “governor”); (3) (MC) husband in relation to his wife, used in the second or third person; (4) (MC) government messenger of agent: 官人把他拿去了 he was arrested by a government agent.
39.官身 [guan1shen1], n., (1) employment in government service: 官身不自由 restraints of official service; (2) (MC, of actors or prostitutes) formerly, command performance or service.
40.官聲 [guan1sheng1], n., reputation enjoyed by an official (honest, corrupt).
41.官銜 [guan1xian0], n., an official rank.
42.官書 [guan1shu1], n., (MC) (1) official documents; (2) government publications or archives; (3) formerly, a collection of laws and regulations promulgated by the government.
43.官署 [guan1shu3]1, n., government offices.
44.官屬 [guan1shu3]2, n., bureaucrats.
45.官事 [guan1shi4], n., (1) public affairs; (2) a lawsuit.
46.官所兒 [guan1suo3er0], n., (coll.) government offices.
47.官司 [guan1si1], n., (1) (guan-sy) official duties and responsibilities; (2) ([guan1si0]) a lawsuit.
48.官堂 [guan1tang2], n., better furnished rooms in a public bath.
49.官體 [guan1ti3], n., official dignity.
50.官廳 [guan1ting1], n., (1) government offices; (2) formerly, living quarters of garrison forces.
51.官艙 [guan1cang1], n., second-class cabins on board a steamer.
52.官燕 [guan1yan4], n., (Chin. cuisine) swallow's nests of the best quality.
53.官樣 [guan1yang4], adj., (1) dignified, elegant; (2) bureaucratic: 官樣文章 high-sounding verbiage, red tape.
54.官衙 [guan1ya2], n., government office.
55.官鹽 [guan1yan2], n., salt authorized by the government for sale on the open market.
56.官瑤 [guan1yao2], n., government porcelain works.
57.官醫 [guan1yi1], medical officer for prisons.
58.官印 [guan1yin4], n., (1) an official seal; (2) (formerly court.) a person's given name.
59.官員 [guan1yUan2], n., a government official.
60.官運 [guan1yUn4], n., (1) (fortunetelling) a person's chances of official promotion: 官運亨通 a politician's spell of good fortune; (2) government freight or cargo.