入主 (rù zhǔ) — (fixed expression) to take over (a position, league, or organization) as the new leading occupant
Definition
Formal idiom for taking the top seat in an organization — a new party, team, or person assuming leadership (not merely joining). Typically used in news or political commentary, not everyday speech.
idiom
(fixed expression) to take over (a position, league, or organization) as the new leading occupant
Examples
- 入主。Zhè zhī qiú duì jīn nián rù zhǔ le ōu zhōu dǐng jí lián sài.This team took over the top European league this year.
- 入主。Xīn zhèng dǎng rù zhǔ zhèng fǔ hòu tuī xíng le yí xì liè gǎi gé.After the new party took over the government, it implemented a series of reforms.
- 入主。Tā rù zhǔ gōng sī hòu lì jí tiáo zhěng le guǎn lǐ zhì dù.After he took over the company, he immediately adjusted the management system.
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