What does 戴 mean in Chinese?

戴 (dài) means "to wear (accessories)" in Chinese.

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Q: How do you use 戴 in a sentence?

他戴着一副眼镜。 (Tā dài zhe yí fù yǎnjìng.) — He wears a pair of glasses.

Pinyin: dài

to wear (accessories)

🏮 Chinese HSK 4 🔧 Daily Actions

Example sentence

他戴着一副眼镜。

Tā dài zhe yí fù yǎnjìng.

He wears a pair of glasses.

What 戴 means

戴 (dài) is a Chinese word meaning “to wear (accessories)”. It belongs to the Daily Actions topic and appears at HSK 4, so it is one of the words worth learning early when you study Chinese.

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