How to write () in Chinese

(pinyin: , written "da" or "da") means to hit, to strike; to play (some games); to make (a phone call). Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to hit, to strike; to play (some games); to make (a phone call)

Stroke order

Examples

为什么你妈妈春节前要把家里彻底打扫一遍?
wèi shén me nǐ mā ma chūn jié qián yào bǎ jiā lǐ chè dǐ dǎ sǎo yí biàn?
Why does your mom give the whole house a deep clean before Spring Festival?
晚上他打开抽屉,看见五十多条信息,但他不再着急了。
wǎn shang tā dǎ kāi chōu ti, kàn jiàn wǔ shí duō tiáo xìn xī, dàn tā bú zài zháo jí le.
In the evening he opened the drawer and saw over fifty messages, but he no longer felt anxious.
那天晚上,我在西安的回民街吃完小吃,准备打车回酒店。
nà tiān wǎn shang, wǒ zài Xī'ān de Huí mín jiē chī wán xiǎo chī, zhǔn bèi dǎ chē huí jiǔ diàn.
That evening, I finished eating snacks on Xi'an's Muslim Street and was about to take a taxi back to my hotel.
传统说法是,把家里打扫干净,可以扫走过去一年的霉运。
chuán tǒng shuō fǎ shì, bǎ jiā lǐ dǎ sǎo gān jìng, kě yǐ sǎo zǒu guò qù yì nián de méi yùn.
The traditional saying is that cleaning the house sweeps away the bad luck of the past year.
Learn in Lesson 3: Everyday actions and the phone

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