guide across; extradite
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Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesverb
to guide someone across (a river or water); to lead the way
literaryOften used in literary or figurative contexts, such as in the idiom 引渡迷津 (guide through confusion).
Zhè这
wèi位
xiàng向
dǎo导
yǐn引
dù渡
wǒ我
men们
ān安
quán全
guò过
le了
hé河
。
The guide led us safely across the river.
Tā他
zài在
wén文
zhāng章
zhōng中
yǐn引
dù渡
mí迷
jīn津
，
wéi为
dú读
zhě者
zhǐ指
diǎn点
fāng方
xiàng向
。
In his article, he guided readers through confusion, pointing the way for them.
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Lǎo老
chuán船
gōng公
yǐn引
dù渡
xíng行
rén人
wǎng往
lái来
yú于
liǎng两
àn岸
zhī之
jiān间
。
The old ferryman guided travelers back and forth between the two banks.
verb
to extradite (a criminal fugitive from one country to another upon request)
formalLegal and diplomatic term used in international law contexts.
Gāi该
guó国
tóng同
yì意
jiāng将
táo逃
fàn犯
yǐn引
dù渡
huí回
Zhōng中
guó国
。
The country agreed to extradite the fugitive back to China.
Liǎng两
guó国
qiān签
dìng订
le了
yǐn引
dù渡
tiáo条
yuē约
。
The two countries signed an extradition treaty.
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Jǐng警
fāng方
zhèng正
zài在
bàn办
lǐ理
yǐn引
dù渡
shǒu手
xù续
。
The police are processing the extradition procedures.
Yóu由
yú于
zhèng政
zhì治
yuán原
yīn因
，
gāi该
guó国
jù拒
jué绝
yǐn引
dù渡
zhè这
míng名
xián嫌
yí疑
rén人
。
Due to political reasons, the country refused to extradite this suspect.