bǐ shì
การสอบข้อเขียน
笔试成绩已经出来了。
Bǐshì chéngjī yǐjīng chūlái le.
The written exam results are out.
笔试通过后，还要进行面试。
Bǐshì tōngguò hòu, hái yào jìnxíng miànshì.
After passing the written exam, you still need to have an interview.
笔试和面试都通过后，才能被录取。
Bǐshì hé miànshì dōu tōngguò hòu, cáinéng bèi lùqǔ.
Only after passing both the written exam and the interview can you be admitted.
笔头考试 (bǐtóu kǎoshì)
written test
书面考试 (shūmiàn kǎoshì)
written exam
面试 (miànshì)
interview
口试 (kǒushì)
oral exam
ติดตามความคืบหน้า ฝึกฝนตัวละคร และบรรลุเป้าหมายภาษาจีนของคุณ
เริ่มต้นฟรี
The Chinese word 笔试 (bǐshì) is composed of two characters: 笔 (bǐ), meaning "pen" or "brush," and 试 (shì), meaning "test" or "examination." Together, these characters form the compound word 笔试, which literally means "pen test" or "written test."The word 笔试 is used to refer to a written examination, as opposed to an oral examination (口试 kǒushì). Written examinations are commonly used in schools, universities, and other educational settings to assess students' knowledge and understanding of a particular subject.The character 笔 (bǐ) has a long history in Chinese culture and has been used for thousands of years to write characters. The character 试 (shì) is also an ancient character and has been used in a variety of contexts, including in the names of various examinations and tests.The compound word 笔试 is a relatively modern term and is thought to have originated in the early 20th century. It is now widely used in Chinese to refer to written examinations and is an important part of the Chinese educational system.
