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Jyutping cyun1 daai3
Pinyin chuān dài

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. to dress
  2. clothing
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. noun
    apparel; dress; clothing
    (syn.) 服裝, 服飾, 衣衫, 衣履, 打扮, 身頌, 服装, 衣著, 衣服, 裝扮, 衣裳, 装束, 穿著, 装扮, 服饰, 穿插, 衣冠, 身颂, 穿着, 裝束, 衣着
    • 上門提親,穿戴一定要整齊,要有禮貌。
      上门提亲,穿戴一定要整齐,要有礼貌。
      shàng mén tí qīn , chuān dài yī dìng yào zhěng qí , yào yǒu lǐ mào .
      When you visit to propose marriage, you must dress neatly and be polite.
  2. verb
    to dress
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
  1. (沒有對應漢語詞彙)
Examples (Tatoeba—Mandarin-English)
  1. Mandarin
    最初的旗袍遮住了女性身体的大部分,只露出头部、手和脚趾头,为的是无论穿戴者的年龄如何,都能隐藏她的身材。
    最初的旗袍遮住了女性身體的大部分,只露出頭部、手和腳趾頭,為的是無論穿戴者的年齡如何,都能隱藏她的身材。
    zuì chū de qí páo zhē zhù le nǚ xìng shēn tǐ de dà bù fen , zhǐ lù chū tóu bù 、 shǒu hé jiǎo zhǐ tou , wèi de shì wú lùn chuān dài zhě de nián líng rú hé , dōu néng yǐn cáng tā de shēn cái 。
    • The original qipao covered most of a woman's body, revealing only the head, the hands and the tips of the toes, in order to conceal the figure of the wearer regardless of her age.
  2. Mandarin
    用铜做镜子,可以整理好一个人的穿戴;用别人作自己的镜子,可以知道自己每一天的得失;用历史作为镜子,可以知道历史上的兴盛衰亡。
    用銅做鏡子,可以整理好一個人的穿戴;用別人作自己的鏡子,可以知道自己每一天的得失;用歷史作為鏡子,可以知道歷史上的興盛衰亡。
    yòng tóng zuò jìng zi , kě yǐ zhěng lǐ hǎo yī gè rén de chuān dài ; yòng bié ren zuò zì jǐ de jìng zi , kě yǐ zhī dào zì jǐ měi yī tiān de dé shī ; yòng lì shǐ zuò wéi jìng zi , kě yǐ zhī dào lì shǐ shàng de xīng shèng shuāi wáng 。
    • With bronze as a mirror one can dress neatly; with the example of another person one can see the advantages and disadvantages of himself; from the mirror of history one can know the reason for the rise and fall of states.
  3. Mandarin
    孔子说:"像夏禹的为人,我找不到可以指责的漏洞。自己吃著菲薄的饮食,而却用丰厚祭品祭拜祖先与神明;自己平时穿粗劣的衣裳,而在祭祀时穿戴华服礼帽;自己住小房子,却尽力开通水道沟渠。像夏禹这样的人,我实在找不到可以指责的漏洞了。"
    孔子說:"像夏禹的為人,我找不到可以指責的漏洞。自己吃著菲薄的飲食,而卻用豐厚祭品祭拜祖先與神明;自己平時穿粗劣的衣裳,而在祭祀時穿戴華服禮帽;自己住小房子,卻盡力開通水道溝渠。像夏禹這樣的人,我實在找不到可以指責的漏洞了。"
    kǒng zǐ shuō :" xiàng xià yǔ de wéi rén , wǒ zhǎo bu dào kě yǐ zhǐ zé de lòu dòng 。 zì jǐ chī zhù fěi bó de yǐn shí , ér què yòng fēng hòu jì pǐn jì bài zǔ xiān yǔ shén míng ; zì jǐ píng shí chuān cū liè de yī shang , ér zài jì sì shí chuān dài huá fú lǐ mào ; zì jǐ zhù xiǎo fáng zi , què jìn lì kāi tōng shuǐ dào gōu qú 。 xiàng xià yǔ zhè yàng de rén , wǒ shí zài zhǎo bu dào kě yǐ zhǐ zé de lòu dòng le 。"
    • Confucius said: " Yu the Great's conduct, I could not point out any flaws. He consumes meager amount of food, while offering boastful riches to the Gods and ancestors; He always don the crudest attire, but wears lavish garments when worshipping; He resides in a small house, yet forges water ways and ditches with all his might. Figures like Yu the Great, I honestly cannot point out any reprehensible flaws."
  4. Mandarin
    艾美想穿戴新的衣物。
    艾美想穿戴新的衣物。
    ài měi xiǎng chuān dài xīn de yī wù 。
    • Amy wants something new to wear.
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    佢嘅穿戴合时。
    佢嘅穿戴合時。
    • He dresses fashionably.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    上门提亲,穿戴一定要整齐,要有礼貌。
    上門提親,穿戴一定要整齊,要有禮貌。
    shàng mén tí qīn , chuān dài yī dìng yào zhěng qí , yào yǒu lǐ mào .
    • When you visit to propose marriage, you must dress neatly and be polite.