wear; carry
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to wear; to carry (a weapon)
Specifically for attaching or placing weapons like guns, knives, or swords at one's waist or on one's person for easy access. Often used in military, security, or ceremonial contexts.
Jǐng警
chá察
zài在
zhí执
xíng行
rèn任
wù务
shí时
bì必
xū须
pèi佩
dài带
wǔ武
qì器
。
Police officers must carry weapons while on duty.
Gǔ古
dài代
wǔ武
shì士
de的
yāo腰
jiān间
cháng常
pèi佩
dài带
zhe着
bǎo宝
jiàn剑
。
Ancient warriors often wore swords at their waists.
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Sī私
rén人
bǎo保
biāo镖
huò获
dé得
le了
pèi佩
dài带
qiāng枪
zhī支
de的
xǔ许
kě可
。
The private bodyguard obtained a permit to carry a firearm.
verb
to wear; to put on (an accessory)
A variant of '佩戴', meaning to wear or display items like jewelry, badges, medals, or insignia on one's person as an accessory, symbol of status, or decoration.
Suǒ所
yǒu有
yuán员
gōng工
zài在
shàng上
bān班
qī期
jiān间
xū需
yào要
pèi佩
dài带
gōng工
pái牌
。
All employees need to wear their work badges during office hours.
Tā她
zài在
bì毕
yè业
diǎn典
lǐ礼
shàng上
pèi佩
dài带
zhe着
róng荣
yù誉
xūn勋
zhāng章
。
She wore a medal of honor at the graduation ceremony.
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Nán男
shì士
zài在
zhèng正
shì式
chǎng场
hé合
tōng通
cháng常
huì会
pèi佩
dài带
lǐng领
dài带
。
Men usually wear a tie on formal occasions.