办 (pinyin: bàn, written "ban" or "ban") means to set up; to manage, to run; to deal with, to handle. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 办.
Meaning
to set up; to manage, to run; to deal with, to handle
Stroke order
办
Examples
我下班回到家门口才发现,钥匙忘在办公室了。
wǒ xià bān huí dào jiā mén kǒu cái fā xiàn, yào shi wàng zài bàn gōng shì le.
I only realised when I got to my front door after work: I'd left my keys at the office.
您好,我的车晚点了,现在错过了下一班。怎么办?
nín hǎo, wǒ de chē wǎn diǎn le, xiàn zài cuò guò le xià yì bān. zěn me bàn?
Hi, my train was late and now I've missed the next one. What should I do?
A well-known domestic tech company announced today that it will open five new offices in Southeast Asia over the next three years.
从前,有一个小男孩在山上放羊。每天他都觉得很无聊,所以一天他想了一个办法来让自己开心。
cóng qián, yǒu yí ge xiǎo nán hái zài shān shang fàng yáng. měi tiān tā dōu jué de hěn wú liáo, suǒ yǐ yì tiān tā xiǎng le yí ge bàn fǎ lái ràng zì jǐ kāi xīn.
Long ago, there was a small boy who tended sheep on a mountain. Every day he felt bored, so one day he thought of a way to amuse himself.