to have the right to; to be entitled to; to have authority; powerful
trad. 有權
Also written 有權【yǒu quán】
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to have the right to; to be entitled to; to have authority; powerful
trad. 有權
Also written 有權【yǒu quán】
to authorize
surname Quan
authority; power; right; (literary) to weigh; expedient; temporary
prerogative; privilege; privileged
regime; political power
to have no right; to have no authority
human rights
immunity from prosecution
custody (of a child)
to wield (political etc) power; be in power
copyright
control (as in "to win control")
ownership; possession; property rights; title (to property)
the right to speak; the right to express one's views
to waive a right; to abstain (from voting); (sports) to forfeit (a game); to voluntarily withdraw from a match
sovereignty
full powers; total authority; plenipotentiary powers
equity shares; stock right
property right
right of inheritance
power; authority
custody (of a child etc)
suffrage; right to vote
see 民權縣|民权县[Min2 quan2 Xian4]
civil liberties
royalty; royal power
authority; power over others
privacy right
initiative (as in "seize the initiative"); advantageous position that allows one to call the shots
power; might
intellectual property rights (law)
abuse of power
autocracy; dictatorship
position; authority; responsibility
to infringe the rights of; to violate; infringement
creditor's rights (law)
military leadership; military power
separation of powers
economic rights (e.g. of a state monopoly)
(math.) to weight; weighting; weighted (average, index etc)
authorized; entrusted (with authority)
monarchical power
(finance) to adjust the price, volume etc of a security (typically to account for a stock split or after new shares are issued)
Megrez; Delta Ursae Majoris in the Big Dipper
authority over the household
to seize power
women's rights
authority; power; authoritarianism; authoritarian
Sun Quan (reigned 222-252), southern warlord and king of state of Wu 吳|吴[Wu2] in the Three Kingdoms period