- xing-ming, a school of thought of the Warring States period associated with Shen Buhai 申不害[Shen1 Bu4hai4]
- the designation for a punishment
Generated definitions (experimental)
- a school of thought of the Warring States period associated with Shen Buhai
- the designation for a punishment
This usage refers to a specific philosophical and political school that emphasizes legalism and the importance of laws in governance, which was prominent during the Warring States period in ancient China.
The school of thought of Shen Buhai emphasizes the importance of the rule of law.
zài在Zhàn guó战国shí qī时期,xíng míng刑名xué pài学派duì对guó jiā国家de的zhì lǐ治理chǎn shēng产生le了shēn yuǎn深远yǐng xiǎng影响。
The school of thought had a profound impact on the governance of the state during the Warring States period.
This meaning pertains to a formal term used within the legal context to refer to a specified punishment for a crime.
The judge makes rulings based on the designation for punishment.
The designations for punishment differ among various offenders in society.
Generated collocations (experimental)
xíng míng刑名lǐ lùn理论the theory of penal designationxíng míng刑名fǎ法penal lawxíng míng刑名zhì dù制度penal systemxíng míng刑名jiě xī解析analysis of penal designationxíng míng刑名zhēng yì争议dispute over penal designationxíng míng刑名shī xíng施行implementation of penal designationxíng míng刑名guī fàn规范norms of penal designationxíng míng刑名guān xi关系the relationship between punishment and designationxíng míng刑名yǎn biàn演变evolution of penal designationxíng míng刑名yì yì意义meaning of penal designation