How to write 仕

仕 [shì] 动 verb 1. 做官: to be an official; fill an office 例: 出～ (step into an official position); ～宦 (officialdom); 学而优则～ (those who excel in learning will then serve as officials); ～途 (official career); ～女 (a. palace maid, noble women; b. Chinese paintings featuring upper-class women, also written as “士女”). 2. 通“事”: to engage; to be occupied with 例: “弗问弗～” (“If not asked, do not engage”). 3. 学习政事，见习试用: to study political affairs, trial training 4. 审察: to examine; to inspect 名 noun 1. 职位: post 例: "官职" (official position). 2. 通“士”: referring to intellect; one of the four social classes in ancient times, indicating those who seek official advancement through talent and martial bravery. 例: 古代学士 (scholar-official). 3. 官宦，官员: official 例: "仕女" (noblewoman, court lady). 4. 通“事”: affair; business 例: “事情” (affairs). 5. 中国象棋中的两个相同的子: bodyguard in Chinese chess, located beside the "帅" (general). 例: “撑仕; 杀仕” (to support/take out the bodyguard). 6. 姓: surname 引 citation 1. 《论语·子张》: 学而优则仕. ("Those who excel in learning will then serve as officials.") 2. 《后汉书·崔骃传》: 常经典籍为业，未遑仕进之事. 3. 《韩非子·外储说左上》: 申子请仕其从兄官. 4. 《论语·微子》: 不仕无义. 5. 《孟子·梁惠王上》: 使天下仕者皆欲立于王之朝. 6. 马中锡《中山狼传》: 时墨者东郭先生将北适中山以干仕. 7. 清·周容《芋老人传》: 乙先得举，登仕路，闻甲落魄，笑不顾，交以绝. 例 example 如: 仕官 (to assume an official position); 仕途经济 (the economic path through official advancement).