| 包揽 | bāo lǎn | to monopolize; to take on responsibility over everything; to undertake the whole task | |
| 总揽 | zǒng lǎn | to assume full responsibility; to be in full control; to monopolize | |
| 承揽 | chéng lǎn | to contract for an entire project | |
| 招揽 | zhāo lǎn | to attract (customers); to drum up (trade) | |
| 统揽 | tǒng lǎn | to be in overall charge; to have overall control |
| 1 | The mother clasped the child to her bosom. | |
| 2 | He took all the responsibility on himself. | |
| 3 | Instead, put the burden on yourself. | |
| 4 | One of his favourite quotes was: 'Reach for the stars. | |
| 5 | If it isn't your problem, don't accept responsibility for it. |