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斧政

Word · VerbTraditional斧正

politely request correction; please edit

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

verb

to please correct (my writing); to kindly edit and point out errors

honorific

Originally alluding to a Zhuangzi story about a craftsman wielding an axe. Used as a highly polite, formal request for someone (usually of higher status or expertise) to correct one's writing. Primarily used in formal letters and academic contexts.

Zhè这
shì是
wǒ我
de的
zhuō拙
zuò作
 ,
jìng敬
qǐng请
fǔ斧
zhèng正
 。

This is my humble work; please kindly correct it.

Xué学
shēng生
dǒu斗
dǎn胆
chéng呈
shàng上
lùn论
wén文
 ,
kěn恳
qǐng请
lǎo老
shī师
fǔ斧
zhèng正
 。

I, your student, boldly submit this thesis, earnestly requesting the teacher's corrections.

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Rú如
yǒu有
bù不
tuǒ妥
zhī之
chù处
 ,
qǐng请
fǔ斧
zhèng正
 。

If there are any inappropriate parts, please correct them.