How to Say ‘To be in charge of’ in Traditional Chinese
負責
fù zé
[fùzé]
💬 Usage Tip: 負責 (fù zé) goes straight before the task you handle, with no "of" in between: 負責客服 "in charge of customer service."
Phrase Breakdown
負責
fù zé
[fùzé]
to be in charge of; responsible for
Used to say which tasks or area you handle at work.
她負責客戶服務。
She is in charge of customer service.
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