推行

Mandarin · pinyin tuī xíng

Meanings

  1. to implement; to carry out; to introduce (a policy, system, reform etc)
  2. to promote; to advance (the practice of an art form, the use of a language etc)
  3. to push along (a bicycle etc while walking)
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推
tuī · push, expel; push forward
行
xíng · go; walk; move, travel; circulate; Kangxi radical 144
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1–2 · tui1 xing2

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teoi1 hang4

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verb

  1. to put into effect; to carry out; to enact
  2. (literally) to push forward

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推行 · tui1 xing2
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Exact source record推行 推行 [tui1 xing2] /to implement; to carry out; to introduce (a policy, system, reform etc)/to promote; to advance (the practice of an art form, the use of a language etc)/to push along (a bicycle etc while walking)/