Chinese–EnglishWith examples

作出

zuò chū · zuo chu

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

CC-CEDICT

to put out
to come up with
to make (a choice, decision, proposal, response, comment etc)
to issue (a permit, statement, explanation, apology, reassurance to the public etc)
to draw (conclusion)
to deliver (speech, judgment)
to devise (explanation)
to extract

2 examples

他(tā)们(men)需(xū)要(yào)做(zuò)决(jué)定(dìng)——即(jí)刻(kè)作(zuò)出(chū)决(jué)定(dìng)。

They needed to make a decision - an immediate decision.

公(gōng)司(sī)对(duì)客(kè)户(hù)的(de)投(tóu)诉(sù)很(hěn)快(kuài)作(zuò)出(chū)了(le)回(huí)应(yìng)。

The company quickly responded to the customer's complaint.

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