施号发令 — “To issue orders or commands”
施号发令 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to issue orders or commands”. To give instructions; to direct. Literally, “Issue commands”.
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施号发令 Pronunciation and Pinyin
施号发令 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 施号发令
项目负责人开始施号发令，团队成员们立刻忙碌起来
The project leader began to issue orders, and the team members immediately became busy.
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Synonyms of 施号发令
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Open the tool →Questions about 施号发令
What does 施号发令 mean?
施号发令 (shī hào fā lìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to issue orders or commands”.
How do you pronounce 施号发令?
施号发令 is pronounced shī hào fā lìng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 施号发令 literally mean?
Literally, 施号发令 means “Issue commands”. It is used to mean “to issue orders or commands”.
What is the Chinese definition of 施号发令?
发布号令。