state face-to-face; present in person
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Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesverb
to state in person; to present face-to-face; to report directly
formalFormal or literary usage, typically used when addressing a superior or authority figure to present opinions, strategies, or grievances directly rather than in writing.
Dà大
chén臣
xiàng向
huáng皇
dì帝
miàn面
chén陈
liáng良
cè策
。
The minister presented his excellent strategy to the emperor in person.
Tā他
zhǔn准
bèi备
dāng当
miàn面
xiàng向
zǒng总
lǐ理
miàn面
chén陈
shí时
zhèng政
dé得
shī失
。
He prepared to report to the Premier face-to-face on the rights and wrongs of current affairs.
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Rú如
yǒu有
yì意
jiàn见
，
huān欢
yíng迎
miàn面
chén陈
，
bù不
bì必
xiě写
xìn信
。
If you have any opinions, you are welcome to state them in person; there is no need to write a letter.
Nǐ你
kě可
yǐ以
zhí直
jiē接
miàn面
chén陈
kùn困
nán难
，
lǐng领
dǎo导
huì会
kǎo考
lǜ虑
de的
。
You can directly present your difficulties in person; the leadership will consider them.