实干 (shí gàn) — to do solid work; to take real action
Definition
实干 (shí gàn) means 'to do solid, hands-on work' — focused on real action and practical results rather than talk. Often used in formal or workplace contexts.
verb
to do solid workto take real action
Examples
- 实干,。Dà jiā dōu yào shí gàn, yòng xíng dòng zhèng míng zì jǐ.Everyone must do solid work and prove themselves through action.
- 实干,。Zhǐ yǒu shí gàn, cái néng shí xiàn wǒ men de mù biāo.Only by taking real action can we achieve our goals.
- 实干,。Tā měi tiān zài gōng dì shàng shí gàn, cóng bù tōu lǎn.He does solid work at the construction site every day and never slacks off.
Origin
Compound word构词法gòucífǎ
偏正piānzhèngModifier + head
The first part narrows down the second: it says what kind of thing the head is.
实干 combines 实, solid or practical, with 干, to do, giving the sense of taking real action rather than empty talk.
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