responsibility; duty; liability

director; head; CL:個|个[ge4]

to assign; to appoint; to take up a post; office; responsibility; to let; to allow; to give free rein to; no matter (how, what etc); classifier for terms served in office, or for spouses, girlfriends etc (as in 前任男友)

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to hold a governmental office or post; to assume office of; to take charge of; to serve as

predecessor; ex-; former; ex (spouse etc)

qualified; competent (professionally); to be up to a task

to take office; previous (incumbent); predecessor

newly-appointed; newly elected; new (in a political office)

to ignore; to let alone; to indulge

teacher in charge of a class

to occupy a post currently; current (president etc); incumbent; (coll.) current boyfriend (girlfriend, spouse)

heavy responsibility

to appoint

to continue in (a political) office; to serve for another term of office

to take over (as minister, manager etc)

to take office; to assume a post

to take up a post; to start in a new job

permanent

to succeed sb in a job; successor

at fault; blamed for; responsible (for a blunder or crime)

legal responsibility; liability

next office holder; next to serve

full-time; to appoint sb to a specific task

-elect; designate; (i.e. elected or appointed but not yet installed)

to fill a post of; to act as

to hold a concurrent post; part-time; (in academia) adjunct

to take office; to assume a post

to be promoted to

to leave office

(of one person) to hold the successive posts of; (of several persons) the successive (presidents etc)

to appoint; to be appointed

successor; to take up a position subsequently as ...; (attributive) future; subsequent

to let (sth happen); to allow (sb to do sth); to submit to; to yield

to be in office; incumbent

to appoint

to promote and appoint

extremely (pleased, grateful etc)

then (as in "the then chairman")

(of the holder of an official post which no longer exists) the last (incumbent)

to set apart; to assign sb to a job

special appointment

to remain in office; to hold on to one's job

to leave office; to leave one's post

to appoint (to a position); appointed

to be appointed or elevated to a post

to attend; to take office; to be present (in administrative capacity)

to transfer; to move to another post

to travel to take up a new post