携
carry; hold hands; accompany
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
carry; take along; bring with
Used for taking items, people or belongings along with oneself.
He brought a bottle of red wine when he went out.
Please bring necessary equipment when climbing mountains.
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Dad walked slowly with a walking stick.
Many families travel with their family members to celebrate festivals.
This public welfare activity helps the elderly and children, assisting many vulnerable groups.
verb
hold hands; take by the hand
Most commonly used in the fixed phrase 携手, meaning to join hands or work together.
They have walked through twenty years of marriage together hand in hand.
Leaders of the two countries work hand in hand to promote bilateral relations.
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Couples walk hand in hand under the setting sun.
We moved forward together hand in hand and overcame many difficulties.
Please join hands and work together to protect our Earth home.