贪污 | tān wū | to be corrupt; corruption; to embezzle | |
贪婪 | tān lán | avaricious; greedy; rapacious; insatiable; avid | |
贪图 | tān tú | to covet; to seek (riches, fame) | |
贪官 | tān guān | corrupt official; grasping functionary; greedy mandarin | |
反贪 | fǎn tān | anti-corruption (policy) |
1 | We can only eradicate the cankers of greed, hatred, and ignorance when they appear, and not allow them to overwhelm us, and influence our thought, speech, and actions. | |
2 | The greedy little boy ate all the food at the party. | |
3 | The solution: start small and focus on quality, not quantity. | |
4 | Corrupt officials to fight corruption that is really anti-heart, but someone else is anti-corruption, this does not prejudice their own greed. | |
5 | That's why job said, "I made a covenant with my eyes not to look with lust upon a young woman." |