擅作主张 Pronunciation and Pinyin
擅作主张 Usage and Examples
to presume
to take the liberty
to act without authorization
to make a decision on one's own
Our minds are made up, our hearts are hardened, and we're unwilling to listen.
No matter what you say about God, they are not going to listen because they already have their minds made up.
The characters in 擅作主张
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 擅
- shàn擅lì利unauthorized profit, illicit gain
- shàn擅chǎng场be skillful in, excel at
- shàn擅duàn断decide arbitrarily, act on one's own authority
- shàn擅duàn断de地arbitrarily, unilaterally
- shàn擅quán权abuse power, overstep authority
- shàn擅yòng用make good use of, be good at using
- shàn擅měi美Excel in beauty, Be exceptionally beautiful
- shàn擅zì自without authorization, arbitrarily
- shàn擅cháng长good at, skilled in
- shàn擅cháng长de的good at, skilled in
- shàn擅cháng长de的lǐng领yù域area of expertise, specialty
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Open the tool →Questions about 擅作主张
What does 擅作主张 mean in Chinese?
擅作主张 (shàn zuò zhǔ zhāng) means “to presume, to take the liberty, to act without authorization, to make a decision on one's own”.
How do you pronounce 擅作主张?
擅作主张 is pronounced shàn zuò zhǔ zhāng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to presume” in Chinese?
“to presume” is 擅作主张 (shàn zuò zhǔ zhāng) in Chinese.
How is 擅作主张 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 擅作主张, each with pinyin and an English translation.