历精为治 — “To exert one's spirit for good governance”
历精为治 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rouse one's spirits and apply oneself diligently to the task of effective administration or management”. Literally, “To exert one's spirit for good governance”.
历精为治 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- lì历shì世mó摩dùn钝inspire the dull-witted to strive
- lì历shì世mó磨dùn钝Inspire the dull to sharpen themselves
- lì历jiǔ久mí弥jiān坚grow stronger with time
- lì历jǐng井mén扪tiān天extremely high or lofty
- lì历bīng兵mò秣mǎ马prepare for battle or a challenge
- lì历bīng兵sù粟mǎ马prepare for battle
- lì历lì历kě可shǔ数distinctly visible and countable
- lì历lì历kě可kǎo考can be clearly verified and traced
- lì历lì历kě可jiàn见clearly and distinctly visible
- lì历lì历kě可biàn辨clearly and distinctly discernible
- lì历lì历zài在mù目vividly present before one's eyes
- lì历lì历zài在ěr耳ringing clearly in one's ears
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What does 历精为治 mean?
历精为治 (lì jīng wéi zhì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rouse one's spirits and apply oneself diligently to the task of effective administration or management”.
How do you pronounce 历精为治?
历精为治 is pronounced lì jīng wéi zhì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 历精为治 literally mean?
Literally, 历精为治 means “to exert one's spirit for good governance”. It is used to mean “to rouse one's spirits and apply oneself diligently to the task of effective administration or management”.
What is the Chinese definition of 历精为治?
振奋精神，治理好国家。