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March 24, 2026
递交(遞交)dìjiāo(di4jiao1)
递交 (di4 jiao1) means to present or hand over something formally, often in a context like submitting documents or proposals. It is commonly used in administrative, legal, and professional contexts where a formal submission is required.
Frequency#12440DifficultyHard
Cultural Note
In Chinese bureaucracy, the act of submitting documents is often accompanied by specific procedures and rituals, reflecting the importance of formality and respect in Chinese professional life.
Memory Tip
Imagine a delivery person (递) handing over (交) a package to someone. The act of passing or submitting something creates a vivid picture of '递交' as you think of giving or presenting something important.
Meanings of 递交
dìjiāo(di4jiao1)
1to present
2to give
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About 递交
递交Simplified
遞交Traditional
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动词dòngcíverb (v.)Part of Speech
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HSK 3.0L7AdvancedTOCFLL5CEFRC2
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Quick Contrast
提交 (tíjiāo) - use 递交 when emphasizing a formal or official submission, whereas 提交 is more general and can refer to any submission.
Memory Mnemonic
Imagine a delivery person (递) handing over (交) a package to someone. The act of passing or submitting something creates a vivid picture of '递交' as you think of giving or presenting something important.
Usage Notes
Be mindful of the context in which you use 递交; it is more formal than simply saying '给' (to give). Common collocations include 递交申请 (submit an application) and 递交报告 (hand in a report).
HSK Study Tips
Although 递交 is not specifically listed in HSK levels, it is useful for learners at HSK 4 and above who are preparing for professional communication. Focus on using this word in formal contexts to enhance your vocabulary for workplace settings.
Cultural Note
In Chinese bureaucracy, the act of submitting documents is often accompanied by specific procedures and rituals, reflecting the importance of formality and respect in Chinese professional life.
Common Mistakes
Learners often confuse 递交 with 交, using it in informal contexts. For example, saying '我递交给你' (I will hand over to you) is incorrect; it should be '我递交申请' (I will submit the application) instead.
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Cultural Notes for 递交
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In Chinese bureaucracy, the act of submitting documents is often accompanied by specific procedures and rituals, reflecting the importance of formality and respect in Chinese professional life.
Frequently Asked Questions about 递交
No, 递交 is typically used in formal contexts; for informal situations, consider using 给.
Both mean to submit, but 递交 emphasizes handing over, while 提交 can imply a broader submission process.
