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放權
fàng quán
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to delegate power;
to decentralize
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政權
zhèng quán
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regime;
political power
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政權真空
zhèng quán zhēn kōng
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power vacuum;
political vacuum
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教權
jiào quán
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religious rule
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數字版權管理
shù zì bǎn quán guǎn lǐ
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Digital Rights Management (DRM)
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斟酌決定權
zhēn zhuó jué dìng quán
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discretionary power
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族權
zú quán
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clan authority;
clan power
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普選權
pǔ xuǎn quán
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universal suffrage
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智慧產權
zhì huì chǎn quán
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intellectual property
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曾蔭權
zēng yìn quán
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Sir Donald Tsang or Tsang Yam-Kuen (1944-)
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有權
yǒu quán
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to have the right to;
to be entitled to;
to have authority;
powerful
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有權勢者
yǒu quán shì zhě
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person in power;
the one with authority;
the guy in charge
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有權威
yǒu quán wēi
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authoritative
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有選舉權
yǒu xuǎn jǔ quán
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constituent
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期權
qī quán
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option
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杯酒釋兵權
bēi jiǔ shì bīng quán
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to dismiss military hierarchy using wine cups;
cf Song founding Emperor Song Taizu 宋太祖 holds a banquet in 961 and persuades his senior army commanders to go home to their provinces
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柄權
bǐng quán
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to hold power
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柳公權
liǔ gōng quán
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Liu Gongquan (778-865), Tang calligrapher
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棄權
qì quán
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to abstain from voting;
to forfeit;
to waive one's right to vote;
to abdicate
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極權
jí quán
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totalitarian
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極權主義
jí quán zhǔ yì
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totalitarianism
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權且
quán qiě
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temporarily;
for the time being
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權位
quán wèi
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power and position (politics)
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權充
quán chōng
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to act temporarily as
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權利
quán lì
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right (i.e. an entitlement to sth);
(classical) power and wealth
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