- to take charge of
- to manage or direct
- to preside over
- to uphold
- to stand for (justice etc)
- to host (a TV or radio program etc)
- (TV) anchor
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to take charge of
- to manage or direct
- to preside over
- to uphold
- to stand for (justice etc)
- to host (a TV or radio program etc)
- (TV) anchor
This meaning refers to assuming control or responsibility for a task or event.
She is responsible for managing the entire project.
This usage involves overseeing activities or people, ensuring that everything runs smoothly.
He is in charge of managing the company's daily operations.
She directed the team's work properly.
This meaning indicates the act of leading or conducting a formal meeting or ceremony.
The meeting is presided over by the principal.
This implies maintaining or enforcing a principle or standard, often in a moral or legal context.
Judges must uphold impartiality.
We need to uphold justice and speak for the weak.
This emphasizes advocating or representing a particular principle or cause.
He always stands for justice and fights for the truth.
This signifies being the main presenter or facilitator of a broadcast program.
She will host the TV program this weekend.
He is the host of the evening news program.
This term is specifically used in the context of television journalism, referring to the main news presenter.
She is a well-known news anchor.
The anchor of this news program is very popular with viewers.
Generated collocations (experimental)
zhǔ chí主持huì yì会议to preside over a meetingzhǔ chí主持jié mù节目to host a programzhǔ chí rén主持人anchor or hostzhǔ chí主持gōng zuò工作to take charge of workzhǔ chí主持Quán权to hold the power of presidingzhǔ chí主持shěn yì审议to manage the deliberationzhǔ chí主持diào chá调查to oversee the investigationjī jí积极zhǔ chí主持actively presidingzhǔ chí主持qíng kuàng情况to manage the situationgōng zhèng公正zhǔ chí主持to uphold justice in presidingzhǔ chí主持huó dòng活动to lead an eventquán quán全权zhǔ chí主持to have full chargegòng tóng共同zhǔ chí主持to co-host