上级 shàngjí HSK5 higher authorities Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents Showing: superiors All meanings 31 shàngjí 31 higher authorities 18superiors 13 13 sentences for 上级 (shàngjí — superiors) 我要他上级的名字。 wǒ yào tā shàngjí de míngzi. I want the name of his superior. Source: OpenSubtitles他听从上级的差遣。 tā tīngcóng shàngjí de chāiqiǎn. He is at his superior's beck and call. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary下级应当服从上级的指挥。 xiàjí yīngdāng fúcóng shàngjí de zhǐhuī. Subordinates should follow the commands of their superiors. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary我们的上级说，战争取消了。 wǒmen de shàngjí shuō, zhànzhēng qǔxiāo le. Our superiors say the war is canceled. Source: OpenSubtitles上级领导下来视察工作了。 shàngjí lǐngdǎo xiàlai shìchá gōngzuò le. Higher-level leaders have come down to inspect the work. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他总是用那一套来应付上级。 tā zǒngshì yòng nà yī tào lái yìngfu shàngjí. He always uses that same old routine to deal with his superiors. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他在上级面前总是表现得很谦虚。 tā zài shàngjí miànqián zǒngshì biǎoxiàn de hěn qiānxū. He always behaves very modestly in front of his superiors. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他不折不扣地执行了上级的命令。 tā bùzhébùkòu de zhíxíng le shàngjí de mìnglìng. He carried out his superiors' orders to the letter. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他向上级报告了最新的工作进展。 tā xiàng shàngjí bàogào le zuì xīn de gōngzuò jìnzhǎn. He reported the latest work progress to his superiors. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他竟然胆敢公开违抗上级的命令。 tā jìngrán dǎngǎn gōngkāi wéikàng shàngjí de mìnglìng. He actually had the audacity to openly defy orders from his superiors. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary最终的计划书已经交由上级领导审定。 zuìzhōng de jìhuàshū yǐjīng jiāoyóu shàngjí lǐngdǎo shěndìng. The final proposal has been submitted to the superiors for approval. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary这位市长因政绩显著而受到了上级的提拔。 zhè wèi shìzhǎng yīn zhèngjì xiǎnzhù ér shòudào le shàngjí de tíbá. The mayor was promoted by his superiors for his outstanding political achievements. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary古人认为，当下级发现上级有错时，应当直言规谏。 gǔrén rènwéi, dāng xiàjí fāxiàn shàngjí yǒu cuò shí, yīngdāng zhíyán guī jiàn. Ancient people believed that when a subordinate finds a superior to be in error, they should offer direct admonition. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary
