dài
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How to write (dài) in Chinese

(pinyin: dài, written "dai" or "dai") means belt, strap; band, ribbon; area, zone; to carry, to raise, to wear. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • belt, strap; band, ribbon; area, zone; to carry, to raise, to wear

Stroke order

Examples

十分钟。系好安全带。
shí fēn zhōng. jì hǎo ān quán dài.
Ten minutes. Buckle up.
南方地区有小到中雨,出门请记得带伞。
nán fāng dì qū yǒu xiǎo dào zhōng yǔ, chū mén qǐng jì de dài sǎn.
Southern regions will have light to moderate rain. Remember to bring an umbrella if you go out.
外面下着小雨,我没带伞。今天看起来不会很顺利。
wài miàn xià zhe xiǎo yǔ, wǒ méi dài sǎn. jīn tiān kàn qǐ lái bú huì hěn shùn lì.
It was drizzling outside and I hadn't brought an umbrella. Today wasn't going to be smooth.
你问我?那游客都去的那种我不推荐。我带你去本地人吃的。
nǐ wèn wǒ? nà yóu kè dōu qù de nà zhǒng wǒ bù tuī jiàn. wǒ dài nǐ qù běn dì rén chī de.
Asking me? Those tourist ones I don't recommend. I'll take you to where locals eat.

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