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倡议 (chàngyì) is a verb that means "to propose" or "to make a proposal" in English. It can also be used as a noun to refer to a proposal or suggestion.
Example 1: 他倡议了一个新的计划，希望能够改善我们的生活质量。(Tā chàngyì le yī gè xīn de jìhuà, xīwàng nénggòu gǎishàn wǒmen de shēnghuó zhìliàng.) He proposed a new plan, hoping to improve our quality of life.
Example 2: 我赞成他的倡议。(Wǒ zànchéng tā de chàngyì.) I support his proposal because it can bring more benefits.
Example 3:他的倡议得到了大多数人的支持。(Tā de chàngyì dédào le dà duōshù rén de zhīchí.) His proposal received support from the majority of people.
Example 4: 我认为这个倡议不太实际，我们需要考虑其他的方案。(Wǒ rènwéi zhè gè chàngyì bù tài shíjì, wǒmen xūyào kǎolǜ qítā de fāng'àn.) I think this proposal is not very practical, we need to consider other options.
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Yes, there are several synonyms for 倡议 (chàngyì) that convey the meaning of "propose" or "proposal." Here are a few:
1. 提议 (tíyì) - This word also means "to propose" or "a proposal." It is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts when suggesting an idea or plan.
2. 建议 (jiànyì) - Meaning "to suggest" or "recommendation," this term is typically used when giving advice or making a suggestion that may not necessarily be formalized as a proposal.
3. 倡导 (chàngdǎo) - This translates to "advocate" or "to promote." While it emphasizes the act of supporting or championing a cause, it can imply a proposal for action regarding that cause.
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