jìn​tuì

to advance and retreat

  • created reference approved 进退/進退 → 分寸 (synonym) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    进退 / 進退 jìn​tuì

    分寸 fēn​cun

    synonym

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  • created sense approved 进退/進退 · jìn​tuì · to advance and retreat — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    进退 / 進退

    jìn​tuì

    to advance and retreat

    To move forward or backward; to progress or recede.

    进 (literal) → 进/進 · jìn · to advance 退 (literal) → 退 · tuì · to retreat

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    created sense

  • created sense approved 进退/進退 · jìn​tuì · propriety — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    进退 / 進退

    jìn​tuì

    propriety

    Sense of discretion or knowing how to behave appropriately in a situation

    进 (literal) → 进/進 · jìn · to advance 退 (literal) → 退 · tuì · to retreat

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    created sense

  • created sense approved 进退/進退 · jìn​tuì · professional status — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    进退 / 進退

    jìn​tuì

    professional status

    Whether to remain in a job or position, or to resign or be dismissed.

    进 (literal) → 进/進 · jìn · to advance 退 (literal) → 退 · tuì · to retire

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    created sense

  • created sense approved 进退/進退 · jìn​tuì · etiquette — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    进退 / 進退

    jìn​tuì

    etiquette

    Traditional protocols for greeting and taking leave of superiors or guests

    进 (literal) → 进/進 · jìn · to advance 退 (literal) → 退 · tuì · to retreat

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    created sense