Red couplet words whose meaning is similar

Foreman explanation

A person who leads and supervises the labor of workers. Ancient and Modern Novels · The Adventures of Yang Ba's Old Yue State: "Prime Minister Ding started his career as a foreman for Yang Rengao." Qing Hongsheng's "Longevity Palace · Posthouse Preparation": "Four of you will be foremen, and each of you will lead 99 female workers, live in the posthouse to perform, and wait for the driver to arrive." Cao Yu's "Thunderstorm" Act I: "It was so easy for me to recommend him to the Zhou family's mine, and he quarreled with the foreman again and beat the family." ◎ The foreman g ō ngt ó u (1) [foreman]: the person who leads and supervises the workers' labor; The foreman (2) [override]:

Foreman synonyms

Foreman lǐng bān　
1. Refers to the person in charge of a certain scope of work. Xue Fucheng of the Qing Dynasty wrote "Yong Zhi Notes, Anecdotes, and Romance of Getting into the Prime Minister": "When it was time, Ah Wen Chenggong was the prime minister of the Privy Council with his great merit." Ouyang Yuqian's "Behind the Screen": "The foreman over there said that he still wanted to use money to dredge up the president." Sha Ting's "Record of He Long" 30: "You know, in the Qing Dynasty, how fierce a foreman was! All cases must pass through him first. He always raises dozens of disciples. ”2. It refers to leading others to work. The third chapter of Liang Qichao's On the Evolution of China's Autocratic Politics: "Since the dust fell on Rehe, the king of politics was set up as a military aircraft minister