领带 (領帶)
lǐng dài
Pinyin
Definition
领带 (領帶)
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- necktie
- CL:條|条[tiáo]
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
- 1 band
- 2 belt
- 3 girdle
- 4 ribbon
- 5 tire
- 6 area
- 7 zone
- 8 region
- 9 classifier: 条 tiáo
- 10 to wear
- 11 to carry
- 12 to take along
- 13 to bear (i.e. to have)
- 14 to lead
- 15 to bring
- 16 to look after
- 17 to raise
- 1 to take along with one
- 1 to bring
- 2 to bring about
- 3 to produce
- 1 to apply (for license, visa etc)
- 1 neck
- 2 collar
- 3 to lead
- 4 to receive
- 5 classifier for clothes, mats, screens etc
Idioms (17)
以虚带实
- 1 to let correct ideology guide practical work (idiom)
峨冠博带
- 1 official class
- 2 intellectual class (idiom)
带牛佩犊
- 1 to abandon armed struggle and return to raising cattle (idiom)
心领神悟
- 1 to understand tacitly (idiom)
- 2 to know intuitively
- 3 to understand thoroughly
心领神会
- 1 to understand tacitly (idiom)
- 2 to know intuitively
- 3 to understand thoroughly
Sample Sentences
看起来是不错,我陪老板娘去参观过。穿着整整齐齐的校服,男生打领带,女生穿裙子。不过实际情况也并不如表面看起来的那么好。
It looks really nice. I went with the boss's wife to check it out. The children were all dressed in smart-looking uniforms: the boys wore neckties; the girls wore skirts. However, the truth of the matter is that it's not as good as it seems on the surface.
送领带?
Give him a tie?
男人嘛,领带啊,皮带啊,钱包啊,都可以,也比较实用。
You know men... ties, belts, and wallets are all good. They're also all quite practical.