zuòdōng

做东

Word · VerbTraditional做東

to host; to treat someone to a meal

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to act as host; to treat someone to a meal

Indicates that the speaker or subject is paying for a meal or event as the host. Often used in social dining contexts to indicate who is covering the cost.

Jīn今
tiān天
wǒ我
qǐng请
kè客
 ,
wǒ我
zuò做
dōng东
 。

I'm treating today, so I'm the host.

Zán咱
men们
qù去
chī吃
fàn饭
 ,
shuí谁
zuò做
dōng东
 ?

We're going out to eat, who's treating?

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Zhè这
cì次
tā他
zuò做
dōng东
 ,
xià下
cì次
wǒ我
zuò做
dōng东
 。

He's the host this time, and I'll host next time.

Dà大
jiā家
suí随
biàn便
diǎn点
 ,
jīn今
tiān天
wǒ我
zuò做
dōng东
 。

Order whatever you like, I'm treating today.