做官
zuò guān
Pinyin
Definition
做官
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- to take an official post
- to become a government employee
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
- 1 to do
- 2 to make
- 3 to produce
- 4 to write
- 5 to compose
- 6 to act as
- 7 to engage in
- 8 to hold (a party)
- 9 to be
- 10 to become
- 11 to function (in some capacity)
- 12 to serve as
- 13 to be used for
- 14 to form (a bond or relationship)
- 15 to pretend
- 16 to feign
- 17 to act a part
- 18 to put on appearance
- 1 see also: 作主 zuò zhǔ
- 1 to work
- 2 to handle matters
- 3 to have a job
- 1 to conduct oneself
- 2 to behave with integrity
- 1 affected
- 2 artificial
Idioms (20)
一不做,二不休
- 1 don't do it, or don't rest (idiom); either give up, or go through to the end
- 2 Since we started, we must carry it through whatever happens.
- 3 in for a penny, in for a pound
做一天和尚撞一天钟
- 1 lit. as a monk for today, toll today's bell (idiom)
- 2 fig. to do one's job mechanically
- 3 to hold a position passively
做好做歹
- 1 to persuade using all possible arguments (idiom); to act good cop and bad cop in turn
做张做势
- 1 to put on an act (idiom); to pose
- 2 to show theatrical affectation
- 3 to indulge in histrionics
做张做智
- 1 to put on an act (idiom); to pose
- 2 to show theatrical affectation
- 3 to indulge in histrionics
Sample Sentences
同样,如果君主推举贤人做官,那么人民就学会了竞争,君主爱惜金银财宝,那么人民就懂得了偷盗。所以要想治理好国家,就应该让人民头脑空,肚子饱,身体强壮,但没有欲望。这叫做“无为而治”,就是什么都不需要做的、顺其自然的治国方法。
By the same token, if a monarch selects wise men to become officials, the people will become competitive; if he covets wealth and treasure, the people will learn to steal. Therefore, in order to properly administer a country, the peoples' minds should be empty, their bellies full, and their bodies strong, but they should have no desires. This is called "governing by doing nothing;" using it, you need not do anything. It's a method of governance that follows the natural course of nature.
是啊,就是在孩子一周岁生日的那天,在他面前放上书、笔、尺、钱币、印章等东西让他抓,最先抓到什么就说明他对什么最感兴趣,将来可能从事这方面的工作。比方说,如果抓到笔,长大就可能当作家;抓到印章,将来就可能做官。