指令

zhǐ lìng

order

HSK 6

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

"指令" (zhǐlìng) primarily means an official order or command, often used in military, organizational, or technical contexts. It implies authority and the expectation of compliance.

Common Contexts

It is frequently used to describe commands given by superiors, such as military orders or instructions in computer programming.

Collocations and Patterns

These collocations emphasize the formal and authoritative nature of the word.

Usage Notes

"指令" is more formal and authoritative than similar words like "命令" (mìnglìng), which can be used more broadly. In technical fields, "指令" often refers to specific instructions or commands executed by machines or software.

Avoid confusing "指令" with casual requests; it always carries a sense of command or directive.

예문

军队接到了新的指令,立即开始行动。

Jūnduì jiēdào le xīn de zhǐlìng, lìjí kāishǐ xíngdòng.

The army received new orders and immediately began to act.

电脑程序根据指令自动运行。

Diànnǎo chéngxù gēnjù zhǐlìng zìdòng yùnxíng.

The computer program runs automatically according to the instructions.

上级发出了紧急指令,要求所有员工立即撤离。

Shàngjí fāchū le jǐnjí zhǐlìng, yāoqiú suǒyǒu yuángōng lìjí chèlí.

The superiors issued an urgent order requiring all employees to evacuate