总裁

The Chinese word 总裁 (zǒngcái) is composed of two characters: 总 (zǒng), meaning "general" or "overall", and 裁 (cái), meaning "to cut" or "to decide". Together, these characters form the term 总裁, which can be translated as "president", "chairman", or "CEO".The character 总 (zǒng) is often used in Chinese to refer to something that is general or overall. For example, the word 总理 (zǒnglǐ) means "prime minister", and the word 总统 (zǒngtǒng) means "president". The character 裁 (cái) is often used in Chinese to refer to the act of cutting or deciding. For example, the word 裁缝 (cáifēng) means "tailor", and the word 裁决 (cáijué) means "to decide".When these two characters are combined to form the word 总裁 (zǒngcái), the meaning becomes "general decision-maker" or "overall decision-maker". This term is often used to refer to the highest-ranking executive in a company or organization, who is responsible for making the final decisions on important matters.