委托

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wěi tuō
Meaning: entrust
Example
他把重要的文件委托给秘书处理。
wei tuo

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委托 (wěi tuō) meaning in English
wěituō

委託 is a noun meaning 'trust' or 'entrustment,' referring to the act of placing responsibility or authority in someone else's hands. It emphasizes the relationship between the one who entrusts and the one who is entrusted with a task or object.

The character 委 (wěi) originally meant 'to entrust' or 'to delegate,' while 托 (tuō) means 'to carry' or 'to entrust.' Together, they form a term that highlights the transfer of duty or responsibility from one party to another.

In daily use, 委託 is commonly found in legal, business, and formal contexts. It is often used when discussing agency, representation, or delegation of tasks. Understanding this term can help learners grasp how responsibilities are transferred in Chinese society and business environments.

💬 Example Sentences

他把重要的文件委托给秘书处理。
wei tuo
He entrusted the important documents to his secretary for handling.
这家公司委托我们进行市场调查。
wei tuo
This company has entrusted us with market research.

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