得
obtain; suitable; complete; permit
Meanings
7 senses · 35 examplesverb
to obtain; to get; to gain
Opposite of 失 (shī, to lose). Can be used with concrete objects and abstract benefits.
He finally won the championship in the competition.
This cooperation has brought a lot of benefits to both of our sides.
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How can you catch tiger cubs without entering the tiger's den?
You will get some practical benefits after this project is completed.
She obtained a lot of useful materials from the library.
verb
to calculate to get; to yield
formalUsed exclusively in mathematical calculations.
Two multiplied by three equals six.
Five minus one equals four.
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Ten divided by two equals five.
Seven plus eight equals fifteen.
Did you work out this math problem correctly?
adjective
suitable; proper; fitting
Describes something that fits a purpose or standard.
This dress suits you very well.
His words and behaviors are very proper and appropriate.
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This method is suitable for this scenario.
This job matches his wishes perfectly.
The decoration of this room is very appropriate.
adjective
complacent; self-satisfied
Describes a feeling of pride in one's achievements.
He becomes complacent as soon as he gets a little achievement.
She proudly showed her new work.
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A smug smile appeared on his face.
Don't get carried away just because of a small success.
He proudly told everyone the news of his award.
verb
to finish; to complete
informalUsed exclusively in spoken Chinese to indicate that an action has been finished.
The meal is already done.
This piece of clothing hasn't been finished yet.
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I have finished my homework.
When can this project be completed?
The renovation of the house is finally finished.
particle
to agree; to stop; to end conversation
informalUsed in spoken conversations to signal agreement or to tell someone to stop talking.
Okay, let's do it this way.
Alright, stop talking, I get it.
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Fine, let's do it as you said.
Come on, stop complaining.
Alright, I'll listen to you, okay?
particle
expressing helplessness
informalUsed in spoken Chinese to express frustration or helplessness when something goes wrong.
Oh no, I ruined this painting again.
Great, I missed the subway again today.
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Damn, I left my keys at home again.
Ugh, I failed this exam again.
Great, I have to work overtime late into the night again.