executive in Chinese

executive in Chinese is 干部 — executive means a senior manager with authority to make important decisions in a company or organization.

干部

noun

Pronounced: gàn bù

A chief officer or administrator, especially one who can make significant decisions on their own authority.

What does "executive" mean?

noun A senior manager with authority to make important decisions in a company or organization.
"The chief executive welcomed staff at the annual company meeting."
noun The branch of government responsible for enforcing laws and running day-to-day state affairs.
"In many countries, the executive proposes policies while the courts interpret the law."
adj Relating to management or the carrying out of decisions and plans.
"She made the executive decision to move the launch to next week."

The chief executive welcomed staff at the annual company meeting.
A sales executive from the firm called to arrange a visit.
In many countries, the executive proposes policies while the courts interpret the law.
The executive is responsible for running public services day to day.

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What is "executive" in Chinese?

"executive" in Chinese is 干部. executive means: A senior manager with authority to make important decisions in a company or organization.

How do you pronounce 干部?

"executive" in Chinese is 干部, pronounced "gàn bù".

How do you use "executive" in a sentence?

Example: "The chief executive welcomed staff at the annual company meeting." In Chinese, "executive" is 干部.

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