公报
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Meaning: public report
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公报
公报 refers to an official document or statement issued by a government, organization, or authority to inform the public about important events, decisions, or information. It is more formal and structured than general news reports.
The character 公 (gōng) means 'public' or 'common,' while 报 (bào) means 'report' or 'news.' Together, they form a term that signifies an official announcement intended for public consumption.
公报 is commonly used in political and governmental contexts. For example, the Chinese government issues official communiqués after major meetings. Learners should note that it is typically not used in casual conversation but rather in formal or journalistic settings.
Example Sentences
政府发布了最新的公报，宣布了新的经济政策。
The government released a new public report announcing new economic policies.
国际会议的公报总结了各方达成的共识。
The public report from the international conference summarized the consensus reached by all parties.