mentor juniors; cooperate hand in hand
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
2 senses · 5 examplesverb
to support and guide younger or junior people in their careers; to mentor
Originally referred to leading a child by the hand; now primarily used metaphorically for senior professionals helping junior colleagues advance in their careers.
Duō多
méng蒙
qián前
bèi辈
tí提
xié携
，
bù不
shèng胜
gǎn感
jī激
。
I am deeply grateful for the mentorship and support from my senior colleagues.
Tā他
zài在
shì事
yè业
shàng上
néng能
gòu够
dé得
dào到
guì贵
rén人
tí提
xié携
，
shí实
shǔ属
xìng幸
yùn运
。
He was fortunate to receive career mentorship from influential patrons.
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Tí提
xié携
hòu后
jìn进
shì是
měi每
yī一
wèi位
zī资
shēn深
yuán员
gōng工
yīng应
jìn尽
de的
zé责
rèn任
。
Mentoring junior staff is the responsibility of every senior employee.
verb
to join hands; to cooperate; to work together
literaryLiterary or formal usage. Often used in diplomatic or formal business contexts to describe cooperation between two parties.
Liǎng两
guó国
hù互
xiāng相
tí提
xié携
，
gòng共
cù促
hé和
píng平
fā发
zhǎn展
。
The two countries join hands to jointly promote peaceful development.
Xī希
wàng望
shuāng双
fāng方
néng能
gòu够
tí提
xié携
hé合
zuò作
，
gòng共
chuàng创
měi美
hǎo好
wèi未
lái来
。
It is hoped that both sides can cooperate hand in hand to create a better future together.