秉公 Pronunciation and Pinyin
秉公 Usage and Examples
to act justly and impartially
她总是一丝不苟地秉公办事。
She has always been scrupulously fair.
两位新法官郑重承诺，要秉公审理所有案件。
The new judges vow to assess all cases on their merits.
The characters in 秉公
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 秉
- bǐng秉xiān先shēng生Mr. Bing
- bǐng秉gōng公chú处lǐ理handle impartially, deal with impartially
- bǐng秉gōng公zhí执fǎ法Enforce the law impartially, Administer justice fairly
- bǐng秉guó国to rule or govern a country
- bǐng秉xìng性nature, disposition
- bǐng秉chéng承adhere to, uphold
- bǐng秉chí持uphold, adhere to
- bǐng秉chí持de的upholding, adhering
- bǐng秉chí持zhe着Upholding, Adhering to
- bǐng秉zhèng政hold political power; be in power
- bǐng秉zhú烛yè夜dú读Burn the midnight oil, Read by candlelight late into the night
- bǐng秉zhú烛yè夜tán谈talk deep into the night, a late-night talk by candlelight
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Open the tool →Questions about 秉公
What does 秉公 mean in Chinese?
秉公 (bǐng gōng) means “to act justly and impartially”.
How do you pronounce 秉公?
秉公 is pronounced bǐng gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to act justly and impartially” in Chinese?
“to act justly and impartially” is 秉公 (bǐng gōng) in Chinese.
How is 秉公 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 秉公, each with pinyin and an English translation.