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    Referring to a special envoy with 特使 (tèshǐ)

    Topic & Focus

    Structure

    Country/Organization + 特使

    Explanation

    The noun 特使 (tèshǐ) means "special envoy" or "emissary" and refers to a person sent on a specific diplomatic mission or assignment. It is commonly used in international relations and political contexts.

    Examples

    • 总统派特使前往该国进行紧急磋商。

      zǒngtǒng pài tèshǐ qiánwǎng gāi guó jìnxíng jǐnjí cuōshāng.

      The president sent an envoy to that country for urgent consultations.

    • 联合国特使正在努力促成双方和谈。

      liánhéguó tèshǐ zhèngzài nǔlì cùchéng shuāngfāng hétán.

      The UN special envoy is working hard to facilitate peace talks between the two sides.

    • 那位特使带回了对方的合作意向。

      Nà wèi tèshǐ dài huí le duìfāng de hézuò yìxiàng.

      That special envoy brought back the other party's intention to cooperate.

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