| 臣仆 | [ chén pú ] servant |
| 臣属 | [ chén shǔ ] official in feudal court, subject |
| 臣虏 | [ chén lǔ ] slave |
| ⇒ 乱臣贼子 | [ luàn chén zeí zǐ ] rebels and traitors (idiom), general term for scoundrel |
| ⇒ 位极人臣 | [ weì jí rén chén ] to have reached the highest official positions |
| ⇒ 俯首称臣 | [ fǔ shoǔ chēng chén ] to bow before (idiom), to capitulate |
| ⇒ 内臣 | [ neì chén ] chamberlain |
| ⇒ 内阁总理大臣 | [ neì gé zǒng lǐ dà chén ] formal title of the Japanese prime minister |
| ⇒ 吴任臣 | [ wú rèn chén ] Wu Renchen (1628-1689), Qing dynasty polymath and historian, author of History of Ten States of South China 十國春秋|十国春秋 |
| ⇒ 宠臣 | [ chǒng chén ] favored minister |
| ⇒ 掌玺大臣 | [ zhǎng xǐ dà chén ] chancellor (rank in various European states), grand chancellor |
| ⇒ 争臣 | [ zhēng chén ] minister not afraid to give forthright criticism |
| ⇒ 诤臣 | [ zhèng chén ] official who dares speak frankly before the emperor |
| ⇒ 谋臣 | [ moú chén ] imperial strategic adviser, expert on strategy |
| ⇒ 谋臣如雨 | [ moú chén rú yǔ ] strategic experts as thick as rain (idiom); no shortage of advisers on strategy |
| ⇒ 谋臣武将 | [ moú chén wǔ jiàng ] strategic experts and powerful generals (idiom) |
| ⇒ 谋臣猛将 | [ moú chén měng jiàng ] strategic experts and powerful generals (idiom) |
| ⇒ 丰臣秀吉 | [ fēng chén xiù jí ] TOYOTOMI Hideyoshi (1536-1598), Japanese warlord, undisputed ruler of Japan 1590-1598 |
| ⇒ 财务大臣 | [ caí wù dà chén ] finance minister |
| ⇒ 财政大臣 | [ caí zhèng dà chén ] finance minister, UK chancellor of exchequer |
| ⇒ 贰臣 | [ èr chén ] turncoat official |
| ⇒ 车臣 | [ chē chén ] Chechnya, a republic in southwestern Russia, Chechen |
| ⇒ 开国功臣 | [ kaī guó gōng chén ] outstanding founding minister (title given to reward loyal general or vassal of new dynasty or state) |
| ⇒ 防卫大臣 | [ fáng weì dà chén ] minister of defense (esp. in Japan) |
| ⇒ 骨鲠之臣 | [ gǔ gěng zhī chén ] lit. fish bone of a minister (idiom); fig. person one can rely on for candid criticism |
