禀报
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Meaning: Report
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禀报
禀报 is a formal term meaning 'report' or 'notification,' typically used in official or hierarchical contexts. It refers to an official communication from a subordinate to a superior, often in government, military, or corporate settings.
The character 禀 (bǐng) originally meant 'to present or report' and is related to the idea of conveying information formally. The character 报 (bào) means 'to report, inform, or announce.' Together, they form a term emphasizing the act of submitting an official statement or update.
It is commonly used in formal documents, meetings, or communications where a structured flow of information is required. Understanding 禀报 can help learners grasp how formal reporting works in Chinese organizations and institutions.
Example Sentences
他向领导做了详细的工作禀报。
He made a detailed work report to his leader.
上级要求各部门定期提交工作禀报。
The higher-ups require all departments to submit regular work reports.