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"把关" (bǎguān) is a commonly used phrase in Chinese that means "to guard a pass" or "to check up strictly on". It can also be used to describe the act of carefully reviewing or scrutinizing something for mistakes or errors.
For example, you might hear someone say "我要把关这份报告" (wǒ yào bǎguān zhè fèn bàogào), which means "I need to check this report carefully". In this context, "把关" emphasizes the importance of carefully reviewing the report and ensuring its accuracy.
Another example could be "他是公司的把关人" (tā shì gōngsī de bǎguān rén), which translates to "He is the gatekeeper of the company". This means that he is responsible for checking and monitoring the company's operations to ensure everything is running smoothly and without errors.
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