Usage of the character 攬

to monopolize; to seize
to take into one's arms; to embrace
to fasten (with a rope etc)
to take on (responsibility etc); to canvass

chénglǎn

承揽

[承攬]

to contract for an entire project

lǎnquán

揽权

[攬權]

to concentrate power in one's own hands

dōulǎn

兜揽

[兜攬]

to canvas (for customers)
to solicit
to advertise
to drum up
sales pitch
to take on (a task)

bāolǎn

包揽

[包攬]

to monopolize
to take on responsibility over everything
to undertake the whole task

yánlǎn

延揽

[延攬]

to recruit talent
to round up
to enlist the services of sb

dúlǎn

独揽

[獨攬]

to monopolize

tǒnglǎn

统揽

[統攬]

to be in overall charge
to have overall control

zǒnglǎn

总揽

[總攬]

to assume full responsibility
to be in full control
to monopolize

shōulǎn

收揽

[收攬]

to win the support of
to get over to one's side
to keep control of

zhāolǎn

招揽

[招攬]

to attract (customers); to drum up (trade)

lǎnchǎo

揽炒

[攬炒]

(Hong Kong) to seek mutual destruction

yīlǎnzi

一揽子

[一攬子]

all-inclusive
undiscriminating

dúlǎnshìchǎng

独揽市场

[獨攬市場]

to monopolize a market

zhāofēnglǎnhuǒ

招风揽火

[招風攬火]

see 招風惹草／招风惹草 (zhāofēngrěcǎo)

yánpìnzhāolǎn

延聘招揽

[延聘招攬]

to enlist the services of sb

lǎnpèichéngqīng

揽辔澄清

[攬轡澄清]

to assume one's post with the aspiration of bringing about peace and order to the nation (idiom)

dàbāodàlǎn

大包大揽

[大包大攬]

to take complete charge (idiom)

bāolǎncísòng

包揽词讼

[包攬詞訟]

to canvas for lawsuits (idiom); to practice chicanery

jiǔtiānlǎnyuè

九天揽月

[九天攬月]

(idiom) to reach for the stars

zhāolǎnshēngyi

招揽生意

[招攬生意]

to advertise
to solicit business