参谋
含义
Staff officer (military noun); to advise or serve as a consultant (verb). As a noun, a military officer assisting a commander in strategic planning. As a verb, to offer advice, think something through together, or serve as a sounding board.
In civilian contexts, 参谋 takes on a lighter, colloquial meaning: to help someone plan or think things over, especially about purchases, decisions, or arrangements. The phrase 帮我参谋参谋 is extremely common in everyday speech — it invites someone to weigh in and give an opinion. The military meaning remains primary in formal or official contexts.
例句
- 他在某集团军司令部担任作战参谋,负责制定和审核作战方案。
- 买房这么大的事,你得让懂行的朋友好好帮你参谋参谋,别一个人拍脑袋。
- 她眼光独到,经常替朋友参谋穿搭,给出的建议总是既实用又有品位。
用法指南
语境: military, everyday, advice, planning
语气: neutral
正确说法
- 帮我参谋参谋,这两款车哪个更值得入手?(Help me think it through — which of these two cars is a better buy?)
- 他是师部的参谋,作战经验丰富,思维严密。(He is the division's staff officer — experienced in combat planning and a rigorous thinker.)
错误说法
- 我参谋了这个项目的整体设计。(参谋 implies an advisory/consultative role, not full ownership — use 主导 or 负责设计 if you led the design yourself)
起源与历史
参 (to participate/consult) + 谋 (to plan/scheme; 谋 = 讠speech radical + 某 phonetic). Originally a military planning term; later extended to civilian advisory and consultative contexts.
文化背景
世代: All ages
社会背景: Universal
相关短语
闪卡、测验、音频发音和间隔重复