to cure; to restore to health; uplifting; heartwarming

to rule; to govern; to manage; to control; to harness (a river); to treat (a disease); to wipe out (a pest); to punish; to research

law and order; public security

to cure

therapist

to treat an illness

to govern; to administer; to manage; to control; governance

under the jurisdiction of

to organize and carry out a funeral

to treat an injury

law enforcement and protection of the public (as provided in the PRC by local security committees 治保會|治保会[zhi4 bao3 hui4])

running of armed forces; military management; to govern armed forces; to direct troops

to rule a country

see 治多縣|治多县[Zhi4 duo1 Xian4]

scholarship; high-level study; to do scholarly research; to pursue a high level of study

to eliminate backward (unscientific) ways of thinking

to tackle a problem at its root; to effect a permanent solution (contrasted with 治標|治标[zhi4 biao1])

to treat only the symptoms but not the root cause

to put to death

to get angry

to punish sb (for a crime)

to prepare necessities (chiefly clothes) for a journey abroad

Zhidoi, a county in Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture 玉樹藏族自治州|玉树藏族自治州[Yu4 shu4 Zang4 zu2 Zi4 zhi4 zhou1], Qinghai

uplifting; rejuvenating; heartwarming

preventative treatment (medicine)

therapy

expenses for 治裝|治装[zhi4 zhuang1]

lit. try to straighten out silk threads only to tangle them further (idiom); fig. to try to help but end up making things worse

to manage state affairs; to govern the country

diplomatic immunity; (history) extraterritoriality, the rights (under unequal treaties) of a foreigner to live in China outside Chinese jurisdiction

to treat the disease to save the patient; to criticize a person in order to help him

to treat the symptoms but not the root cause

ruling a large nation is like cooking a small delicacy (idiom); effective government requires minimal intervention