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Jyutpingzung2 coi4
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Definition
The highest administrative executive of a company or conglomerate, such as a president or CEO.
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How it's used
Refers specifically to the top executive in a corporate or organizational hierarchy, often used for major corporations or financial institutions. While it carries a sense of authority and formality, it is frequently used in business news and casual office gossip alike. It is distinct from 老闆, which is a more general term for a business owner or boss regardless of their official title.
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The president of this company is very young.
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Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 經理, which refers to a manager at a lower level of the corporate hierarchy. Using 總裁 to describe a mid-level manager will sound like you are mocking them or exaggerating their status.
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