How to write 帶, stroke by stroke
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What 帶 means
band; belt; girdle; ribbon; tire; area; zone; region; to wear; to carry; to take along; to bear (i.e. to have); to lead; to bring; to look after; to raise
Ideographic: A belt, creasing one's robe above 卌 but not below 巾
Words with 帶
- 帶來dài láito bring; (fig.) to bring about; to produce
- 帶走dài zǒuto carry; to take away
- 帶上dài shàngto take along with one
- 帶給dài gěito give to; to provide to; to bring to; to take to
- 帶回dài huíto bring back
- 帶領dài lǐngto guide; to lead
- 安全帶ān quán dàiseat belt; safety belt
- 帶子dài zibelt; band; ribbon; strap; girdle; (coll.) audio or video tape; Farrer's scallop (Chlamys farreri); comb pen shell (Atrina pectinata)
- 領帶lǐng dàinecktie
- 攜帶xié dàito carry (on one's person); to support (old); Taiwan pr. [xi1 dai4]
- 錄像帶lù xiàng dàivideotape; video cassette
- 磁帶cí dàimagnetic tape
帶 in a sentence
dài shàng nǐ de xué shēng kǎ 。
Bring your student ID card.
wǒ ā yí gěi wǒ dài lái le yì xiē huā 。
My aunt brought me some flowers.
tā jí máng dài zhù hǎo xiāo xī pǎo huí jiā 。
She rushed home with the good news.
nǐ néng dài gěi wǒ yì xiē shuǐ má ?
Could you bring me some water?
wǒ yì xīng qī méi dài shí wù qù 。
I went without food for a week.