带
band; carry; zone; along with
Meanings
13 senses · 32 examplesnoun
band; strip; belt
Often used with measure word '条 tiáo', can be used literally or metaphorically.
This leather belt belongs to my father.
My shoelace is loose, I need to tie it.
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This factory has an automated conveyor belt.
Optical fiber bands can transmit large amounts of data simultaneously.
She tied a beautiful silk ribbon around her waist.
noun
tire
informalShortened colloquial term for car tires, mostly used in informal spoken Chinese.
The outer tire of this car is broken and needs to be replaced.
The mechanic helped me check the tire pressure.
noun
zone; region; area
Used to describe a specific geographic area or climate area.
The south is a subtropical climate zone.
Sandstorms often occur in the area around the Yellow River.
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Patrols need to be strengthened in the border area.
noun
leucorrhea
formalA medical term referring to normal vaginal discharge in women, mostly used in formal or clinical contexts.
The gynecologist reminded her to pay attention to abnormal changes in leucorrhea.
noun
surname Dai
A common Chinese family name.
Teacher Dai is our Chinese teacher.
verb
to carry; to take along
Used when taking items with you when going out.
Please remember to bring an umbrella when you go out, it will rain today.
He brought a lot of snacks for the camping trip.
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Mom asked me to bring some fruit for my grandparents.
verb
to take along while doing sth; to close casually
Can refer to doing a secondary task while doing a main thing, or closing a door/window casually.
When you go to the street, help me buy a pack of tea and bring it back.
Please close the door behind you when you go out.
verb
to wear; to show on one's face
Used to describe facial expressions or appearance.
There is a happy smile on her face.
There is a hint of doubt in his eyes.
verb
to contain; to imply
Used to describe that something has a certain quality, tone or meaning.
This cantaloupe has a little sweet taste.
He always speaks in a sarcastic tone, which makes people feel uncomfortable.
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This article has profound social criticism implications.
preposition/verb
along with; accompanied by
Used to connect two actions or describe items with additional accessories.
I bought oranges with leaves still on them.
They walked into the classroom talking and laughing.
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Grandpa often herds cattle and cuts grass at the same time.
verb
to lead; to guide; to mentor
Can refer to leading a team, guiding a group of people, or training an apprentice.
The teacher led us on a tour of the museum.
This veteran craftsman is mentoring an apprentice to learn woodworking.
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The team leader led the team members to complete this task.
verb
to drive; to promote; to motivate
Used to describe that one person or thing drives others to make changes.
We should use key points to drive overall development of the entire region.
His positive attitude boosted the morale of the entire team.
verb
to take care of; to raise
Used to describe taking care of children or young family members.
My grandson was raised by his grandmother.
Mom has to work during the day, so we hired a nanny to take care of the baby.