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赏功罚罪 — “Reward merits and punish faults”

赏功罚罪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to reward those who have rendered meritorious service and punish those who have committed crimes; to administer justice fairly by rewarding good deeds and punishing wrongdoings”. Literally, “Reward merits and punish faults”.

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赏功罚罪 Pronunciation and Pinyin

赏功罚罪 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
赏
shǎng12reward, appreciate, enjoy
功
gōng5merit achievement work skill
罚
fá9punish, penalize, or fine
罪
zuì13crime, sin, or fault

Example Sentence with 赏功罚罪

这家公司一直秉持赏功罚罪的原则,确保每个员工都能得到公平对待。
This company has always upheld the principle of rewarding merits and punishing faults, ensuring that every employee receives fair treatment.

Idioms Related to 赏功罚罪

Synonyms of 赏功罚罪

  • shǎng赏láo劳fá罚zuì罪reward merit, punish crime
  • shǎng赏gāo高fá罚xià下reward the meritorious and punish the guilty

More idioms starting with 赏

  • shǎng赏yī一quàn劝zhòng众reward one to encourage many
  • shǎng赏yī一quàn劝bǎi百reward one to encourage many
  • shǎng赏bù不dāng当gōng功reward does not match merit
  • shǎng赏bù不yú逾rì日Reward promptly
  • shǎng赏bù不yú逾shí时reward without delay
  • shǎng赏bù不yí遗jiàn贱Reward all deserving people regardless of status
  • shǎng赏xìn信fá罚bì必Reward and punish fairly
  • shǎng赏xìn信fá罚míng明administer rewards and punishments justly
  • shǎng赏tóng同fá罚yì异Reward agreement, punish disagreement
  • shǎng赏shàn善fá罚fǒu否reward good, punish evil
  • shǎng赏shàn善fá罚è恶reward good, punish evil

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Questions about 赏功罚罪

What does 赏功罚罪 mean?

赏功罚罪 (shǎng gōng fá zuì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to reward those who have rendered meritorious service and punish those who have committed crimes; to administer justice fairly by rewarding good deeds and punishing wrongdoings”.

How do you pronounce 赏功罚罪?

赏功罚罪 is pronounced shǎng gōng fá zuì in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 赏功罚罪 literally mean?

Literally, 赏功罚罪 means “Reward merits and punish faults”. It is used to mean “to reward those who have rendered meritorious service and punish those who have committed crimes; to administer justice fairly by rewarding good deeds and punishing wrongdoings”.

What is the Chinese definition of 赏功罚罪?

奖赏有功的人,惩罚犯罪的人。

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