委派 Pronunciation and Pinyin
委派 Usage and Examples
delegate
appoint
assign
她把这份工作委派给她的一个下属。
She delegated the job to one of her minions.
官员们现已被委派开始准备一份拟定协议。
Officials have now been delegated to start work on a draft settlement.
The characters in 委派
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 委
- wěi委fù付abandonment
- wěi委lìng令Mandate, Commission
- wéi委yǐ以entrust, assign
- wéi委yǐ以zhòng重rèn任entrust with a heavy responsibility, assign an important task
- wěi委rèn任appoint, commission
- wěi委tuó佗dignified, graceful
- wěi委yuán员huì会committee, commission
- wěi委mìng命Commission, Entrust with a mission
- wéi委wěi委qū屈qū屈de地aggrievedly, piteously
- wéi委wěi委qū曲qū曲dì地reluctantly, grudgingly
- wéi委wǎn婉euphemistic, indirect
- wéi委wǎn婉de地euphemistically, tactfully
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Open the tool →Questions about 委派
What does 委派 mean in Chinese?
委派 (wěi pài) means “delegate, appoint, assign”.
How do you pronounce 委派?
委派 is pronounced wěi pài in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “delegate” in Chinese?
“delegate” is 委派 (wěi pài) in Chinese.
How is 委派 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 委派, each with pinyin and an English translation.