take charge of a shift; lead a team on duty
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesverb
to take charge of a shift or a work team; to lead on duty
Used in contexts where a supervisor or leader personally leads a work shift, patrol, or specific operation. Often implies taking personal responsibility.
Jīn今
yè夜
pái排
zhǎng长
qīn亲
zì自
dài带
bān班
xún巡
luó逻
。
Tonight, the platoon leader himself is taking charge of the patrol shift.
Lǎo老
zhǔ主
rèn任
chū出
mǎ马
，
dài带
bān班
cāo操
zuò作
zhè这
ge个
jīng精
mì密
yí仪
qì器
。
The veteran director stepped in to lead the team operating this precision instrument.
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Gōng工
tóu头
měi每
tiān天
dōu都
yào要
dài带
bān班
jiǎn检
chá查
shī施
gōng工
xiàn现
chǎng场
。
The foreman has to lead the shift to inspect the construction site every day.
Chūn春
jié节
qī期
jiān间
，
jīng经
lǐ理
zhǔ主
dòng动
dài带
bān班
，
què确
bǎo保
shēng生
chǎn产
xiàn线
zhèng正
cháng常
yùn运
xíng行
。
During the Spring Festival holiday, the manager volunteered to take charge of the shift to ensure the production line operates normally.