lín​wēi​shòu​mìnglín​wéi​shòu​mìng

to sacrifice one's life

lín​wēi​shòu​mìng to sacrifice one's life

  1. to face danger
    To find oneself in a situation of peril or deadly danger; often used in formal phrases about remaining calm or taking a mission when in danger.
  2. to sacrifice one's life
    (literary) To give up one's life for a cause; to sacrifice oneself in the face of danger.

lín​wēi​shòu​mìng to assign a mission

  1. to face danger
    To find oneself in a situation of peril or deadly danger; often used in formal phrases about remaining calm or taking a mission when in danger.
  2. to give orders
    To issue or hand down an order, often referring to a formal mandate given by a head of state.

lín​wéi​shòu​mìng to leave a final command

  1. on one's deathbed
    To be close to death from illness or injury; specifically used when referring to a person's final moments or last words.
  2. to give orders
    To issue or hand down an order, often referring to a formal mandate given by a head of state.