设官分职 — “To establish official positions and delegate specific duties”
设官分职 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to establish official positions and delegate specific duties”. To set up administrative structures and assign responsibilities. Literally, “establish officials and divide duties”.
设官分职 Pronunciation and Pinyin
设官分职 Character Breakdown
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What does 设官分职 mean?
设官分职 (shè guān fēn zhí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to establish official positions and delegate specific duties”.
How do you pronounce 设官分职?
设官分职 is pronounced shè guān fēn zhí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 设官分职 literally mean?
Literally, 设官分职 means “establish officials and divide duties”. It is used to mean “to establish official positions and delegate specific duties”.
What is the Chinese definition of 设官分职?
职：职位，职权。设立官爵或官府。分派职权