武爵武任 — “Martial peerage, martial appointment”
武爵武任 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to grant official titles and positions based on military achievements or merit”. Literally, “Martial peerage, martial appointment”.
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武爵武任 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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这个组织一贯奉行武爵武任的原则，因此成员们都积极争取优异表现。
This organization consistently adheres to the principle of awarding ranks and positions based on merit, thus its members actively strive for outstanding performance.
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- wǔ武yǎn偃wén文xiū修peace and stability reign
- wǔ武duàn断zhuān专héng横arbitrary and domineering
- wǔ武duàn断xiāng乡qū曲dominate a local community arbitrarily
- wǔ武chāng昌shèng剩zhú竹usable backup materials
- wǔ武yì艺chāo超qún群extraordinary martial arts skills
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What does 武爵武任 mean?
武爵武任 (wǔ jué wǔ rèn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to grant official titles and positions based on military achievements or merit”.
How do you pronounce 武爵武任?
武爵武任 is pronounced wǔ jué wǔ rèn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 武爵武任 literally mean?
Literally, 武爵武任 means “Martial peerage, martial appointment”. It is used to mean “to grant official titles and positions based on military achievements or merit”.
What is the Chinese definition of 武爵武任?
依据战功的大小给以爵位和官职。