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三令五申

sān lìng wǔ shēn戦略と行動

三令五申 (sān lìng wǔ shēn) 字面的には を意味しthree orders five remindersそして表現しますrepeated, unmistakable instruction”.この故事成語は、次のような状況を説明する際に使用されます 戦略と行動.

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発音: sān lìng wǔ shēn 字面の意味: Three orders five reminders

起源と用法

The Records of the Grand Historian anchors this phrase in Sun Wu's audition for the King of Wu, who asked whether the theorist could really drill troops and gave him a hundred and eighty palace women to try it on. Sun Wu formed them into two companies under the king's two favourite concubines, set out the drum signals, and went over the orders repeatedly (三令五申) before beginning. The women only laughed. He said that when orders are unclear the fault is the general's, but when they are clear and still disobeyed the fault is the officers' — and had the two favourites executed over the king's protest. The rest drilled in perfect silence afterwards. The phrase now describes rules laid down so often that nobody can claim not to have heard them, and it usually carries the implication that they were broken anyway.

例文

英語: "The safety rules had been spelled out at every briefing before the accident"

中国語: 事故发生前,安全规程在每次简报上都被反复强调

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よくある質問

の意味は何ですか 三令五申 日本語での意味は?

三令五申 (sān lìng wǔ shēn) は文字通りThree orders five remindersを意味しRepeated, unmistakable instruction”. と表現します。これは戦略と行動 に関連する状況を説明する際に使用されます.

どのように使いますか 三令五申 使い方の例は?

例: The safety rules had been spelled out at every briefing before the accident

ピンイン発音は何ですか 三令五申?

のピンイン発音は 三令五申 ですsān lìng wǔ shēn”.