行使 (xíng shǐ): Exercise (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

In emergency situations, the captain has the right to exercise the highest decision-making authority to ensure passenger safety.

Why didn't you exercise your veto power in time to stop this hasty decision?

The government needs to exercise its power in accordance with the law.

He has never truly exercised his statutory duties as a guardian, which is very disappointing.

Although she holds the power of attorney, she always exercises it with great caution and seeks opinions from multiple parties.

As citizens, we should actively exercise our rights while also fulfilling our corresponding obligations.

At the family meeting, we decided that Grandpa would exercise the final choice.