què lì
établir
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中国政府确立了改革开放的政策。
Zhōngguó zhèngfǔ què lì le gǎigé kāifàng de zhèngcè.
The Chinese government has established a policy of reform and opening up.
他确立了自己的地位。
Tā què lì le zìjǐ de dìwèi.
He has established his own position.
这个目标已经确立。
Zhège mùbiāo yǐjīng què lì.
This goal has been established.
取消 (qǔxiāo)
cancel
废除 (fèichú)
abolish
The Chinese word 确立 (què lì) is composed of two characters: 确 (què) and 立 (lì). The character 确 originally meant "solid" or "firm", and was often used to describe something that was stable and unchanging. The character 立 originally meant "to stand" or "to establish", and was often used to describe something that was newly created or founded. When these two characters are combined, they create the word 确立, which means "to establish" or "to confirm". This word is often used in formal settings, such as in legal documents or official announcements. For example, the phrase 确立法律 (què lì fǎ lǜ) means "to establish a law", and the phrase 确立目标 (què lì mù biāo) means "to set a goal".
