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assignment in Chinese

assignment in Chinese is 工作, 作业, 赋值 — assignment means a task given to someone, especially a piece of schoolwork or a work project.

assignment in Chinese

工作
noun
Pronounced: gōng zuò
An assigned task.
作业
noun
Pronounced: zuò yè
(education) A task given to students, such as homework or coursework.
赋值
noun
Pronounced: fù zhí
(programming) An operation that assigns a value to a variable.

What does "assignment" mean?

  1. noun A task given to someone, especially a piece of schoolwork or a work project.
    "She finished her history assignment the night before it was due."
  2. noun The legal transfer of a right, property, or benefit from one person to another.
    "The assignment of the lease had to be approved by the landlord."
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assignment in a sentence

  • She finished her history assignment the night before it was due.
  • His new assignment took him to the company's Tokyo office.
  • The assignment of the lease had to be approved by the landlord.

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What is "assignment" in Chinese?

"assignment" in Chinese is 工作, 作业, 赋值. assignment means: A task given to someone, especially a piece of schoolwork or a work project.

How do you pronounce 工作?

"assignment" in Chinese is 工作, pronounced "gōng zuò".

How do you use "assignment" in a sentence?

Example: "She finished her history assignment the night before it was due." In Chinese, "assignment" is 工作, 作业, 赋值.

Are there other ways to say "assignment" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 3 translations listed for "assignment": 工作, 作业, 赋值.

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