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“direct” in Chinese

Chinese

Pronunciation

Pinyinzhí shǔ

Example

他是我的直属领导。tā shì wǒ de zhí shǔ líng dǎo

He is my direct supervisor.

Illustration for 直属 (direct)

How to say “direct” in Chinese

“Direct” in Chinese is 直属 (zhí shǔ).

A reporting connection that skips every intermediate rank and joins a subordinate directly to its superior.

Full entry for 直属: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 直属

如果遇到问题,先向直属上级汇报比较好。rú guǒ yù dào wèn tí xiān xiàng zhí shǔ shàng jí huì bào bǐ jiào hǎo

If you have a problem, it is better to report it to your direct supervisor first.

Tips for using 直属

  • English often uses a verb phrase for this relationship, but Chinese commonly puts this adjective before a workplace noun to describe the reporting link itself.

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