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简 进见 · 繁 進見Mandarin · pinyin jìn jiàn
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- to formally present oneself before a superior (e.g. a ruler, high-ranking official or esteemed figure) for an official meeting; to have an audience with
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4–4 · jin4 jian4
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verb
- to pay visit to a superior; to have an audience with or call on somebody holding high office
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