表彰

The sentence implies a positive action from the company leadership towards Wang Jingli's work at the annual meeting. '表彰' (to commend/honor) fits this context perfectly, indicating praise for his achievements.

The phrase '为了激励员工' (to motivate employees) suggests a positive action. '公开表彰' (publicly commend) is the most suitable choice to recognize and encourage outstanding performance.

The phrase '突出贡献' (outstanding contributions) indicates a positive achievement. '得到了国家的表彰' (received national commendation) is the appropriate way to express recognition for such contributions.

The statement accurately describes the use of '表彰'. It is used to express affirmation and praise for someone's excellent deeds.

As mentioned in the definition, '表彰' is typically used in formal contexts, not informal ones like friends praising each other. For informal praise, words like '称赞' or '夸奖' would be more appropriate.

'表彰' means to commend or honor, which is the opposite of punishing someone for a mistake. It is used for positive recognition, not for disciplinary action.