任命

HSK level

6

Traditional form

任命 rènmìng

Part of speech

Noun / 名词 míng cí Míngcí

任 Rèn

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 亻 rén represents the meaning and 壬 rén represents the sound.

Phonetic compound

壬 rén

Semantic compound

亻 rén

Positional decomposition

⿰亻壬

Number of Strokes

6

命 mìng

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 口 kǒu represents the meaning and 令 Líng represents the sound. Originally 令 Líng and 命 mìng were variations of the same character.

Positional decomposition

⿹令口

Number of Strokes

8

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一年后 Hòu ,他 tā 被 bèi 正式 zhèngshì 任命 rènmìng 为 wéi 县 xiàn 的 de 土地 tǔdì 测量 cèliáng 员 yuán .

He was appointed official county surveyor a year later.

对于 duìyú 酋 qiú 帅 Shuài 职位 zhíwèi 的 de 选举 xuǎnjǔ 和 hé 任命 rènmìng 也 Yě 采取 cǎiqǔ 同样 tóng yàng 的 de 方式 fāngshì .

The same method of election and of confirmation existed with respect to the office of chief.

他 tā 在 zài 一九八四年被 bèi 任命 rènmìng 为 wéi 牧师 mù shī .

He was ordained in

他于1982年 Nián 被 bèi 任命 rènmìng 为 wéi 天主教 Tiān zhǔ jiào 司铎 sī duó 。

He was ordained a Catholic priest in

他 tā 被 bèi 教皇 Jiào huáng 约翰 Yuē hàn ·保罗 Bǎo luó 二世 èr shì 任命 rènmìng 为 wéi 明斯克 Míng sī kè 区 Ōu 的 de 宗座署理。

He was appointed Apostolic Administrator of Minsk by Pope John Paul II.

See the 6 Chinese characters that make up 任命 rènmìng and their own compounds.

任 Rèn

壬 rén

士 Shì , 丿 piě

亻 rén

人 rén

命 mìng

叩 kòu

口 kǒu , 卩 jié

亼 jí

一 yī , 人 rén

See all 16 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 任命 rènmìng in their composition.

任 Rèn

凭 píng , 赁 lìn , 荏 rěn , 恁 nèn , 絍 rèn , 鵀 rèn , 姙, 拰, 栠, 栣, 秹, 袵, 賃 lìn , 銋, 餁

命 mìng

掵

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