器重

qìzhòng

HSK 7

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

The word "器重" means to value or esteem someone highly, especially in contexts where respect and recognition are given to a person's abilities or efforts. It is often used in formal or respectful situations, such as in workplaces, schools, or cultural discussions.

Common Contexts

"器重" is frequently used when talking about how a superior or elder regards a subordinate or younger person with respect and trust. For example, a boss might "器重" a promising employee by assigning important tasks.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 器重人才: to value talented people, emphasizing the importance of human resources.
  • 器重: to esteem or value a particular person.
  • 器重: to be valued or esteemed by someone.

Nuances

Using "器重" implies a deeper level of respect and trust than just liking or appreciating someone. It often carries a sense of responsibility and recognition of potential. It is more formal and less casual than words like "喜欢" (like) or "重视" (value).

Common Confusion

"器重" should not be confused with "重视," which means to pay attention to or take seriously. "器重" specifically implies esteem and trust, often with a personal or hierarchical relationship.

When you use "器重," you are highlighting that someone is held in high regard and entrusted with important roles or responsibilities.

예문

老板非常器重这位年轻的工程师,给了他很多重要的项目。

Lǎobǎn fēicháng qìzhòng zhè wèi niánqīng de gōngchéngshī, gěi le tā hěn

The boss values this young engineer very much and has given him many

老师器重学生的努力,经常给予鼓励和支持。

Lǎoshī qìzhòng xuéshēng de nǔlì, jīngcháng jǐyǔ gǔlì hé zhīchí.

The teacher values the student's effort and often gives encouragement and

在中国文化中,器重人才是非常重要的传统。

Zài Zhōngguó wénhuà zhōng, qìzhòng réncái shì fēicháng zhòngyào de

In Chinese culture, valuing talented people is a very important tradition.