【chū bāo】

  1. to contract out
  2. to run into problems
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to contract out
    2. This meaning refers to the process of outsourcing or hiring an external party to handle certain tasks or projects rather than managing them internally.
    The company decided to contract out this project to another firm.
    They usually contract out some professional services to save costs.
  2. to run into problems
    3. In this context, it means encountering issues or difficulties, often unexpectedly.
    During the implementation process, the team ran into many problems.
    They ran into some troubles during their trip.
Generated collocations (experimental)
contracted projectcontracting out riskscontracting agreementcontractorcontracting contractcontracted workmanagement of contracting outcontracting plancontracting processcontracting strategycontracting case studycontracting progresscontracting issuescomplaints about contracting
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