| | central / middle / center / central authorities (of a state) | HSK 5 |
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| | higher authorities / superiors / CL: 個｜个 | HSK 5 |
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| | government / official (approved or issued by an authority) | HSK 4 |
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| | power / authority | HSK 6 |
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| | the top; the upper part; (its) surface / the authorities; those in charge; the higher-ups | HSK 7-9 |
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| | housewife / woman of senior authority in a household / the lady of the house / hostess | HSK 7-9 |
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| | authority / power / right / (literary) to weigh / expedient / temporary | HSK 6 |
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| | authorities / feudal official | |
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| | to overstep one's authority / to usurp | |
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| | to transfer (income, profits etc) to higher authorities | |
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| | authority / authoritative / power and prestige | HSK 7-9 |
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| | judicial authorities | |
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| | application / application form / petition (to higher authorities) | |
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| | authorities | |
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| | to lose sth abstract but important (courage, authority, one's life etc) / to be bereaved of (one's spouse etc) / to die / disappointed / discouraged | |
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| | public security authorities, acronym from 公安局, 檢察院｜检察院 and 法院 | |
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| | to write a letter (to the authorities) / to present a petition | |
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| | lit. it is not an official to be feared, but a person in direct control over sb (proverb) / fig. to be obliged to comply with people in authority | |
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| | to usurp / to overstep one's authority | |
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| | to borrow sb's authority / to seize an opportunity | |
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| | to deliberately withhold essential knowledge or skills as strategic insurance (typically to maintain leverage, avoid being replaced, or preserve authority in hierarchical relationships) | |
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| | quantity; weight; measure / (fig.) weight (importance, prestige, authority etc); (of written material) density | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to have the right to / to be entitled to / to have authority / powerful | |
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| | to unleash one's power; (of an animal) to go on a rampage; (of a typhoon, earthquake etc) to wreak havoc; (of a figure of authority) to erupt in anger; to assert one's dominance | |
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| | Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) | |
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| | authority / power over others | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (of trains) up (i.e. towards the capital) / (of river boats) to go against the current / to submit (a document) to higher authorities | |
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| | authority / power / authoritarianism / authoritarian | |
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| | mutual support between the military and the people – specifically, support provided by local people and authorities for the military, and preferential treatment of the families of soldiers, on the one hand, and the military's support for the government and care for the general public, on the other | |
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| | (coll.) man in power / boss / authority / expert | |
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| | to make a complaint or a suggestion to the authorities by letter or by paying a visit | |
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| | authority to dispose of sth | |
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| | (idiom) to have an aura of authority; to have a commanding presence | |
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| | to apply for a certificate, permit, license or ID / (as an official or authority) to process or issue a certificate, permit etc | |
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| | to report (an offense to the authorities) / to inform against sb | |
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| | to hand over to / to give to higher authority / to seek connections in high places | |
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| | peak / summit / (old) higher authorities / superiors | |
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| | subdistrict office / neighborhood official / an official who works with local residents to report to higher government authorities | |
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| | Hong Kong Monetary Authority | |
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| | lit. first execute the criminal, then report it to the emperor (idiom) / fig. to take some drastic action without the prior approval of higher authorities | |
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| | (Mohism) master; leader / an authority; a prominent figure / tycoon; magnate | |
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| | to report a case to the authorities | |
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| | awe-inspiring bearing; authority; power / imposing; impressive; majestic | HSK 7-9 |
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| | head of a clan / natural leader / person of prestige and authority in a domain / suzerain | |
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| | (of a person) leading figure; authority (in a field) / (of a company) giant; industry powerhouse | |
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| | to recover one's power or authority / restoration (of a past regime) | |
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| | (archaic) wooden or metal token of authority / (fig.) decree / directive / (computing) token | |
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| | outrageous and unconventional (idiom); flying in the face of (authority, convention, public opinion etc) | |
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| | authoritative / (having) authority | |
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| | to cover up (a matter that should be reported to the authorities) | |
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| | authorized / entrusted (with authority) | |
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| | (literary) to inform (the public) / to give clear instructions / public announcement (from higher authorities) | |
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| | antenna; aerial / (fig.) connection to higher authorities; channel to influential people | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to issue a document / document issued by an authority / outgoing messages / (Internet) to post an article online | |
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| | to develop as a government project; to construct under the authority of a commission | |
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| | to win power / to get authority / to become dominant | |
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| | scope of authority; extent of power; (access etc) privileges | |
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| | to abuse one's authority; to misuse power | |
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| | (idiom) to dupe people by passing oneself off as a well-connected individual or a figure of authority | |
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| | Buddhist or Taoist ordination certificate issued by monastic authorities | |
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| | the school (as a party in a contract, dispute etc) / the school authorities | |
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| | administrative authority / executive power | |
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| | full powers / total authority / plenipotentiary powers | |
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| | authority | |
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| | without authority / to usurp / to arrogate to oneself / to monopolize / expert in / to be good at | |
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| | to establish one's authority | |
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| | to state; to present; to set forth (a situation, opinion, grievance etc), often to an authority | |
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| | to report a proposed activity to an authority (to obtain approval or register one's intentions) | |
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| | to report for criticism / to submit for approval to higher authority | |
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| | persons or faction in authority | |
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| | abuse of authority / tyrannical abuse | |
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| | to present a petition; to submit an appeal; to express a grievance to an authority | |
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| | lit. one's accomplishments overshadow the authority of the sovereign (idiom) / fig. to be so influential that one rivals one's leader | |
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| | to return to one's original trade / to put (a business etc) under the administration of the relevant central authority / (the) relevant (department in charge of sth) | |
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| | many-headed / many-layered (authority) / devolved (as opposed to centralized) / pluralistic / (as classifier) number of animals / long term (finance) / long (investment) | |
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| | authority over the household | |
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| | a pass (authority to enter) / a laissez-passer or safe conduct | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (of an entity) to come under the administration of (a different authority) | |
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| | seal of authority / official seal | |
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| | port authority | |
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| | a death claimed to be a suicide by the authorities | |
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| | to report to higher authorities through layers of hierarchy | |
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| | (idiom) the dignity of authority is above life; one must be willing to sacrifice one's life rather than disobey a military order | |
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| | (idiom) to rely on a single authority to determine what is correct / to regard a source (or entity or individual) as the ultimate authority | |
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| | (of authorities, journalists etc) to uncover hidden facts / (HK, Tw) to dox | |
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| | leadership authority | |
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| | official authority used for private interests (idiom); to attain private ends by abusing public position | |
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| | (of a government authority) to appoint (sb recommended by a subsidiary unit or a non-government organization) | |
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| | arrow used as a token of authority (by field commanders) | |
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| | to set up; to establish / facilities / (government) agency; authority | |
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| | to have no right / to have no authority | |
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| | (gaming, esp. MOBA) to recklessly enter the attack range of an enemy tower – a stationary defense structure that automatically fires on intruders – typically resulting in death / (neologism) (slang) to provoke the authorities (e.g. online) at great personal risk | |
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| | to reach the higher authorities | |
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| | to give oneself up / to surrender (to the authorities) | |
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| | power / authority | |
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| | to devolve authority to lower levels | |
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| | imperial notice (announcement in the form of a notice posted with the authority of the emperor) | |
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| | administrative authority / branch of government | |
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| | a deal where the parties collude to sign an under-the-table "yin contract" 陰合同｜阴合同 as well as an ostensibly genuine "yang contract" 陽合同｜阳合同 in order to deceive authorities | |
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| | scope of authority / mandate | |
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