to propose; to suggest; to recommend; proposal; suggestion; recommendation (CL:點|点[dian3])
trad. 建議
Also written 建議【jiàn yì】
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to propose; to suggest; to recommend; proposal; suggestion; recommendation (CL:點|点[dian3])
trad. 建議
Also written 建議【jiàn yì】
meeting; conference; CL:場|场[chang3],屆|届[jie4]
agreement; pact; protocol; CL:項|项[xiang4]
(idiom) inconceivable; unimaginable; unfathomable
to propose; to suggest; proposal; suggestion
to protest; protest
controversy; dispute; to dispute
objection; dissent
to reach agreement
motion; proposal
a resolution; to pass a resolution
to negotiate; discussion; proposal
(of a committee etc) to deliberate; to consider; to discuss
to comment on; to discuss; to suggest
to suggest; to initiate; proposal; initiative
public discussion
lit. grass-cutter's comment (humble); fig. my observation as a humble layman; my humble opinion
to propose; proposal
consultant; adviser
to discuss together; to try to reach a common judgment; panel discussion
to judge
to reconsider
to hold a (business) meeting; to start negotiations
to imagine; to comprehend (usu. used in the negative, as in 不可思議|不可思议[bu4 ke3 si1 yi4] "inconceivable")
proposal; recommendation; to draft
fair criticism; just comment
to discuss passionately; heated debate
to deliberate over (a proposal, policy etc)
to discuss (a plan)
to meet for negotiation
to deliberate; to talk over; to plan
to appraise through discussion
to consider and discuss
cabinet meeting
to second a motion
to criticize
to bargain face-to-face; to negotiate directly
to correct (in writing) sb's errors or misconceptions
uncontroversial; accepted
(idiom) to take one's time making a decision; to consider at length
non-disclosure agreement; confidentiality agreement
general congress; meeting of the whole committee
company meeting
to stand one's ground against the opinion of the masses (idiom)
consultative conference (political venue during early communist rule); consultative meeting; deliberative assembly
peer review
round table conference
video conference
plea bargain (law)
undeniable; uncontroversial