| 揽 | lǎn | to monopolize; to seize |
| 独揽 | dú lǎn | to monopolize |
| 包揽 | bāo lǎn | to monopolize; to take on responsibility over everything; to undertake the whole task |
| 大包大揽 | dà bāo dà lǎn | to take complete charge (idiom) |
| 一揽子 | yī lǎn zi | all-inclusive; undiscriminating |
| 兜揽 | dōu lǎn | to canvas (for customers); to solicit; to advertise; to drum up; sales pitch; to take on (a task) |
| 包揽词讼 | bāo lǎn cí sòng | to canvas for lawsuits (idiom); to practice chicanery |
| 延揽 | yán lǎn | to recruit talent; to round up; to enlist the services of sb |
| 延聘招揽 | yán pìn zhāo lǎn | to enlist the services of sb |
| 承揽 | chéng lǎn | to contract for an entire project |
| 招揽 | zhāo lǎn | to attract (customers); to drum up (trade) |
| 招揽生意 | zhāo lǎn shēng yi | to advertise; to solicit business |
| 揽辔澄清 | lǎn pèi chéng qīng | lit. to seize the reins and quell disorder; to act quickly and decisively (idiom) |
| 收揽 | shōu lǎn | to win the support of; to get over to one's side; to keep control of |
| 独揽市场 | dú lǎn shì chǎng | to monopolize a market |
| 统揽 | tǒng lǎn | to centralize |
