上任

• 拼音: shàng rèn
• 汉字拆解: 上 = 一 + 卜 (above, ascend); 任 = 亻+ 壬 (duty, to bear)

含义

To take office; to assume a post. Refers to officially beginning a new role or position.

Used when officials, executives, or leaders formally begin their duties. Often paired with 新 (new) or specific titles. Common in political, corporate, and institutional contexts.

例句

1. 新市长正式上任后发表了就职演讲。
2. 他上任第一天就推出了多项改革措施。
3. 董事会批准她上任首席执行官一职。

用法指南

语境: politics, business, institutions

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 新院长于下月正式上任。(The new dean will formally take office next month.)
• 他上任以来大力推进数字化转型。(Since taking office, he has vigorously advanced digital transformation.)

错误说法

• 他上任了这份工作 — say 他接受了这份工作 or 他开始担任这个职位 for casual job starts

起源与历史

上 (ascend) + 任 (post/duty) — to ascend to one's duty

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal