重任

• 拼音: zhòng rèn
• 汉字拆解: 重 = 千 + 里 (heavy); 任 = 亻 + 壬 (task, appoint)

含义

Important task; heavy responsibility; vital mission. A duty that carries significant weight and consequence.

Emphasizes the gravity and importance of an assigned task or responsibility. Often used when delegating critical missions or describing positions of significant responsibility. Carries connotations of trust and expectation.

例句

1. 领导把这项重任交给了他。
2. 她肩负着振兴企业的重任。
3. 教育下一代是全社会的重任。

用法指南

语境: workplace, official, academic

语气: serious

正确说法

• 年轻干部要勇于承担重任。(Young cadres should be brave enough to take on important responsibilities.)
• 这次谈判的重任落在了外交部长身上。(The important task of this negotiation fell on the foreign minister.)

错误说法

• 买菜是我的重任 — use 任务 for ordinary everyday tasks

起源与历史

重 (heavy, important) + 任 (task, responsibility)

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal