接班人

• 拼音: jiē bān rén
• 汉字拆解: 接班 = to take over; 人 = person

含义

Successor; heir. A person who takes over from a predecessor in a position or role.

Used for successors in any context: business heirs, political successors, or those carrying on a legacy. Carries a sense of continuity and responsibility. The phrase 革命事业的接班人 (successors to the revolutionary cause) was common in political discourse and educational settings.

例句

1. 公司创始人正在物色合适的接班人。
2. 她被认为是这门传统技艺最有潜力的接班人。
3. 培养下一代接班人是每个企业家的责任。

用法指南

语境: business, succession, leadership

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 他是公司的指定接班人。(He is the company's designated successor.)
• 找到合适的接班人不容易。(Finding a suitable successor is not easy.)

错误说法

• 把'接班人'用于日常轮换 (Don't use 接班人 for routine shift changes — it implies long-term succession; use 接班的人 for someone taking over a shift)

起源与历史

Composed of 接班 (to take over a shift/position) + 人 (person). The person who does the taking over.

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal