奉公 Pronunciation and Pinyin
奉公 Usage and Examples
devoted to official duties
public service
abide by law
完善治理、奉公守法，是本人坚定的信仰。
I am a firm believer in good governance and the rule of law.
答案是廉洁奉公，是的。
The answer is dutifully, yes.
The characters in 奉公
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 奉
- fèng奉shàng上offer, present
- fèng奉wéi为regard as, worship as
- fèng奉wèi为jīng经diǎn典Regard as a classic, Hold as a classic
- fèng奉xìn信believe in, adhere to
- fèng奉gōng公jìn尽zhí职devote oneself to one's duties, perform one's duties faithfully
- fèng奉yǎng养support, provide for
- fèng奉yǎng养fù父mǔ母support one's parents, provide for one's parents
- fèng奉quàn劝Advise, Exhort
- fèng奉gào告Advise, Inform
- fèng奉mìng命By order, Under command
- fèng奉mìng命wéi惟jǐn谨de地dutifully, obediently
- fèng奉tiān天dà大gǔ鼓Fengtian Dagu, Fengtian Drum Singing
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Open the tool →Questions about 奉公
What does 奉公 mean in Chinese?
奉公 (fèng gōng) means “devoted to official duties, public service, abide by law”.
How do you pronounce 奉公?
奉公 is pronounced fèng gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “devoted to official duties” in Chinese?
“devoted to official duties” is 奉公 (fèng gōng) in Chinese.
How is 奉公 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 奉公, each with pinyin and an English translation.