军令状 — “A solemn written pledge to accomplish a task”
军令状 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a solemn written pledge to accomplish a task”. With the understanding that failure will result in severe penalties or consequences, often used metaphorically in business or project management contexts. Literally, “military pledge”.
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What does 军令状 mean?
军令状 (jūn lìng zhuàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a solemn written pledge to accomplish a task”.
How do you pronounce 军令状?
军令状 is pronounced jūn lìng zhuàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 军令状 literally mean?
Literally, 军令状 means “military pledge”. It is used to mean “a solemn written pledge to accomplish a task”.
What is the Chinese definition of 军令状?
指接受军令后写的保证书，如不能完成任务，愿依军法受惩。泛指接受某项重大任务后写的保证书