The Chinese word **决议** is a compound noun formed through the combination of two meaningful characters: **决**, which means "to decide" or "to resolve," and **议**, which means "to discuss" or "to deliberate." Morphologically, it follows a common verb-verb structure where the first character modifies or results from the second; here, the act of deciding (**决**) is the outcome or essence of a formal discussion (**议**). This semantic fusion creates a specific term meaning "resolution" or "formal decision," typically referring to an official outcome produced by a committee, assembly, or organization after a process of deliberation, thereby capturing the entire process from debate to conclusive ruling in a single lexical unit.