The Chinese word 促成 (cùchéng) is a compound verb formed through the morphological process of **verb-verb combination**, where the first character 促 (cù), meaning "to urge" or "to hasten," modifies the action of the second character 成 (chéng), meaning "to accomplish" or "to become." Syntactically, it follows a **causal or resultative structure**, where the action of the first character actively brings about or facilitates the result denoted by the second character, yielding the combined meaning "to cause to happen," "to facilitate," or "to bring about." This type of word formation is common in Modern Chinese for creating precise verbs that express a means-result relationship.