接轨

jiēguǐ

railtrack connection

HSK 7

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

The term 接轨 (jiēguǐ) literally means "to connect rails," but it is commonly used metaphorically to describe aligning systems, standards, or practices with others, especially in contexts like technology, business, or policy. It implies bringing two separate entities into compatibility or synchronization.

Common Contexts

接轨 is often used when discussing economic reforms, technological upgrades, or policy adjustments where local or national standards are being aligned with international or more advanced ones. It carries a formal tone and is frequently seen in news, business, and government discourse.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 接轨国际标准: aligning with international standards, used when discussing technology or regulations.
  • 接轨市场需求: aligning with market demands, common in business contexts.
  • 接轨发展: connecting with development, often used in economic or social policy discussions.

Usage Tips

When using 接轨, the focus is on the process or result of synchronization or integration. It is not used for physical joining of objects but rather abstract or systemic alignment. Avoid confusing it with (to receive) or (track) alone, as the compound has a specific metaphorical meaning.

This word is suitable for formal or semi-formal contexts and is less common in casual conversation.

예문

中国的高铁技术正在与国际标准接轨。

Zhōngguó de gāotiě jìshù zhèngzài yǔ guójì biāozhǔn jiēguǐ.

China's high-speed rail technology is aligning with international standards.

企业需要接轨市场需求,调整产品策略。

Qǐyè xūyào jiēguǐ shìchǎng xūqiú, tiáozhěng chǎnpǐn cèlüè.

Companies need to align with market demands and adjust product strategies.

新政策旨在帮助农村经济接轨城市发展。

Xīn zhèngcè zhǐ zài bāngzhù nóngcūn jīngjì jiēguǐ chéngshì fāzhǎn.

The new policy aims to help rural economies connect with urban development.