主导
zhǔ dǎo
Pinyin

Definition

主导
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zhǔ dǎo
  1. leading
  2. dominant
  3. prevailing
  4. to lead
  5. to direct
  6. to dominate

Character Decomposition

Related Words (20)

主
zhǔ
  1. 1 owner
  2. 2 master
  3. 3 host
  4. 4 individual or party concerned
  5. 5 God
  6. 6 Lord
  7. 7 main
  8. 8 to indicate or signify
  9. 9 trump card (in card games)
主人
zhǔ rén
  1. 1 master
  2. 2 host
  3. 3 owner
  4. 4 CL:個|个[gè]
主动
zhǔ dòng
  1. 1 to take the initiative
  2. 2 to do sth of one's own accord
  3. 3 spontaneous
  4. 4 active
  5. 5 opposite: passive 被動|被动[bèi dòng]
  6. 6 drive (of gears and shafts etc)
主持人
zhǔ chí rén
  1. 1 TV or radio presenter
  2. 2 host
  3. 3 anchor
主要
zhǔ yào
  1. 1 main
  2. 2 principal
  3. 3 major
  4. 4 primary
主角
zhǔ jué
  1. 1 leading role
  2. 2 lead
主题
zhǔ tí
  1. 1 theme
  2. 2 subject
公主
gōng zhǔ
  1. 1 princess
地主
dì zhǔ
  1. 1 landlord
  2. 2 landowner
  3. 3 host
主人公
zhǔ rén gōng
  1. 1 hero (of a novel or film)
  2. 2 main protagonist
主任
zhǔ rèn
  1. 1 director
  2. 2 head
  3. 3 CL:個|个[gè]
主力
zhǔ lì
  1. 1 main force
  2. 2 main strength of an army
主场
zhǔ chǎng
  1. 1 home ground (sports)
  2. 2 home field
  3. 3 main venue
  4. 4 main stadium
主妇
zhǔ fù
  1. 1 housewife
  2. 2 woman of senior authority in a household
  3. 3 the lady of the house
  4. 4 hostess
主宰
zhǔ zǎi
  1. 1 to dominate
  2. 2 to rule
  3. 3 to dictate
  4. 4 master
主导
zhǔ dǎo
  1. 1 leading
  2. 2 dominant
  3. 3 prevailing
  4. 4 to lead
  5. 5 to direct
  6. 6 to dominate
主席
zhǔ xí
  1. 1 chairperson
  2. 2 premier
  3. 3 chairman
  4. 4 CL:個|个[gè],位[wèi]
主张
zhǔ zhāng
  1. 1 to advocate
  2. 2 to stand for
  3. 3 view
  4. 4 position
  5. 5 stand
  6. 6 proposition
  7. 7 viewpoint
  8. 8 assertion
  9. 9 CL:個|个[gè]
主意
zhǔ yi
  1. 1 plan
  2. 2 idea
  3. 3 decision
  4. 4 CL:個|个[gè]
  5. 5 Beijing pr. [zhú yi]
主持
zhǔ chí
  1. 1 to take charge of
  2. 2 to manage or direct
  3. 3 to preside over
  4. 4 to uphold
  5. 5 to stand for (justice etc)
  6. 6 to host (a TV or radio program etc)
  7. 7 (TV) anchor

Idioms (11)

不由自主
bù yóu zì zhǔ
  1. 1 can't help; involuntarily (idiom)
六神无主
liù shén wú zhǔ
  1. 1 out of one's wits (idiom)
  2. 2 distracted
  3. 3 stunned
冤有头，债有主
yuān yǒu tóu , zhài yǒu zhǔ
  1. 1 for every grievance someone is responsible, for every debt there is a debtor (idiom)
  2. 2 when settling disputes one should not involve third parties
反客为主
fǎn kè wéi zhǔ
  1. 1 lit. the guest acts as host (idiom); fig. to turn from passive to active behavior
名花有主
míng huā yǒu zhǔ
  1. 1 the girl is already taken (idiom)
喧宾夺主
xuān bīn duó zhǔ
  1. 1 lit. the voice of the guest overwhelms that of the host (idiom)
  2. 2 fig. a minor player upstages the main attraction
  3. 3 minor details obscure the main point
  4. 4 the sauce is better than the fish
打狗还得看主人
dǎ gǒu hái děi kàn zhǔ rén
  1. 1 lit. when one beats a dog, one must answer to its master (idiom)
  2. 2 fig. before punishing sb, one should consider how that would affect others associated with him
物各有主
wù gè yǒu zhǔ
  1. 1 everything has a rightful owner (idiom)
独立自主
dú lì zì zhǔ
  1. 1 independent and autonomous (idiom); self-determination
  2. 2 to act independently
  3. 3 to maintain control over one's own affairs
当家作主
dāng jiā zuò zhǔ
  1. 1 to be in charge in one's own house (idiom)
  2. 2 to be the master of one's own affairs
自作主张
zì zuò zhǔ zhāng
  1. 1 to think for oneself and act accordingly (idiom); to act on one's own initiative

Sample Sentences

主导
zhǔdǎo
Predominate.
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很好，热身就到这里。我们这里一直是阴盛阳衰，今天总算又来了一位男士。所以我们今天要跳男性比较主导的古巴莎莎。
hěn hǎo ，rèshēn jiù dào zhèlǐ 。wǒ men zhèlǐ yīzhí shì yīnshèngyángshuāi ，jīntiān zǒngsuàn yòu lái le yī wèi nánshì 。suǒyǐ wǒ men jīntiān yào tiào nánxìng bǐjiào zhǔdǎo de gǔbā shāshā 。
Very good. That's the end of our warm-up. We've always had too many girls and not enough guys. Today a man has finally come. So we're going to do a pretty male-centric Cuban salsa.
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李旦说：“中非合作的领域将更加宽广，更加多元。除了政府主导，将更加注重发挥市场的作用，企业将成为主力军。”
LǐDàn shuō ：“ZhōngFēi hézuò de lǐngyù jiāng gèngjiā kuānguǎng ，gèngjiā duōyuán 。chúle zhèngfǔ zhǔdǎo ，jiāng gèngjiā zhùzhòng fāhuī shìchǎng de zuòyòng ，qǐyè jiāng chéngwéi zhǔlìjūn 。”
Li Dan said: "The field of China-Africa cooperation will be broader and more diverse. While there is government leadership, the role of the market and enterprise will be the main driver.
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张勇主导投资了苏宁、银泰，打造新零售标杆盒马，入股高鑫零售，收购饿了么，和星巴克等一系列国际品牌达成全面战略合作。
zhāngyǒng zhǔdǎo tóuzī le sūníng 、yíntài ，dǎzào Xīn língshòu biāogān hémǎ ，rùgǔ gāoxīn língshòu ，shōugòu èleme ，hé Xīngbākè děng yīxìliè guójì pǐnpái dáchéng quánmiàn zhànlüè hézuò 。
Zhang Yong led the investment in Suning and Yintai, created a new benchmark in retail called Freshhema.com, and invested in Gaoxin Retail. He also reached several comprehensive strategic cooperation with a series of international brands such as Starbucks.
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从移动互联到万物互联、从商业公司到科技公司、从平台到经济体，在进入智能时代的前夜，张勇正在主导阿里巴巴更多更深层面的变革。
cóng yídòng hùlián dào wànwù hùlián 、cóng shāngyè gōngsī dào kējì gōngsī 、cóng píngtái dào jīngjìtǐ ，zài jìnrù zhìnéng shídài de qiányè ，zhāngyǒng zhèngzài zhǔdǎo ālǐbābā gèngduō gēngshēn céngmiàn de biàngé 。
From mobile internet to linking everything together, from commercial companies to technology companies, from platforms to economies, Zhang Yong is leading Alibaba towards more changes as the company enters the era of intelligence.
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嗯，其实五四不只是传统意义上的学生运动，更是思想政治和文化领域的革命。它在中国的地位相当于西方的“文艺复兴”在历史上的位置。比如在文化方面，由北大教授胡适、陈独秀等人主导掀起了新文化运动。
ng4 ，qíshí Wǔsì bù zhǐshì chuántǒng yìyì shàng de xuésheng yùndòng ，gèng shì sīxiǎng zhèngzhì hé wénhuà lǐngyù de gémìng 。tā zài Zhōngguó de dìwèi xiāngdāngyú xīfāng de “wényìfùxīng ”zài lìshǐ shàng de wèizhi 。bǐrú zài wénhuà fāngmiàn ，yóu Běidà jiàoshòu Hú Shì 、Chén Dúxiù děng rén zhǔdǎo xiānqǐ le xīnwénhuà yùndòng 。
Yes. Actually the May Fourth Movement was not simply a student movement in the traditional sense. It was more of a revolution of political and cultural ideology. Its position in Chinese history is equivalent to the “Renaissance” in the Western world. For example, on the cultural side of things, Peking University professors, Hu Shi and Chen Duxiu, started the New Culture Movement.
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