‘决议’ (jué yì) is a formal noun meaning 'resolution' or 'decision', especially one made collectively after discussion—typically by a committee, assembly, or official body. The first character 决 (jué) means 'to decide' or 'to determine', conveying finality and authority; the second character 议 (yì) means 'to discuss' or 'to deliberate'. Together, they emphasize that the decision follows structured consultation and carries institutional weight.

This term appears frequently in political, organizational, and legal contexts—for example, in party congresses, corporate board meetings, or international summits. It is more formal and binding than everyday words like 决定 (jué dìng) or 意见 (yì jiàn), and rarely used in casual speech or personal contexts. You’ll often see it paired with modifiers like ‘一致’ (yī zhì, 'unanimous'), ‘重大’ (zhòng dà, 'major'), or ‘正式’ (zhèng shì, 'formal') to underscore its significance and procedural legitimacy.