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带累

Word · VerbTraditional帶累

get someone involved in trouble; implicate

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to get someone involved in trouble; to implicate

neutral

Often used when one's own problem or mistake negatively affects others, causing them inconvenience or harm. It implies a sense of guilt or apology.

Shì是
wǒ我
dài带
lěi累
le了
nǐ你
 ,
zhēn真
duì对
bu不
qǐ起
 。

It was me who got you involved; I'm really sorry.

Tā他
gōng工
zuò作
shī失
wù误
 ,
dài带
lěi累
le了
zhěng整
gè个
tuán团
duì队
 。

His mistake at work got the entire team in trouble.

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Zhè这
jiàn件
shì事
bù不
yào要
dài带
lěi累
wú无
gū辜
de的
rén人
 。

Don't let this matter implicate innocent people.

Gōng公
sī司
pò破
chǎn产
 ,
lián连
dài带
dài带
lěi累
le了
xǔ许
duō多
gōng供
yìng应
shāng商
 。

The company's bankruptcy implicated many suppliers.