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“于” is a formal written preposition meaning “in / on / at,” often used before time, place, or context. In news and official writing, it frequently replaces more spoken forms like “在”.
"小鹏汽车于今日成立Robotaxi业务部。"
“在……中” means “in,” “during,” or “within the context of” something. It is commonly used in formal Chinese to show the situation, process, or field where an action happens.
"切实保障企业在标准化工作中的主体地位。"
“为” before a verb phrase expresses purpose, similar to “in order to” or “for the purpose of.” It is especially common in formal and official language.
"为深入推进标准化管理工作改革，切实保障企业在标准化工作中的主体地位，减少对企业自主经营活动的影响，废止《标准创新型企业梯度培育管理办法（试行）》。"
“即日起” is a formal expression meaning “starting immediately from today” or “effective as of today.” It is often used in notices, regulations, and announcements.
"即日起不再以标准创新型企业名义开展工作。"
“不得” is a formal way to express prohibition, stronger and more official than “不能”. It is often used in laws, regulations, and notices to mean “must not” or “is not allowed to.”
"同时不得对外悬挂、展示或使用相关的牌匾、证书等标识。"
CL:家[jia1]
also pr. [di4] or [di5] in poetry and songs
bus
CL:個|个[ge4],份[fen4],項|项[xiang4]
(adjective) standard
up to
(of sb or sth) to be (located) at
to breed
movable; flexible; liquid (capital etc)
to assess
to be interrelated
operation; service
to stop; to halt; to cease
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