Common Meanings
1
diào吊
To mourn for the dead; to express condolences to the bereaved.
我们去参加葬礼，向逝者家属吊唁
We went to the funeral to express our condolences to the family of the deceased.
To condole with or express sympathy for someone who has suffered a misfortune.
他们纷纷前往吊唁，表达深切的哀悼。
They went one after another to express their condolences, showing deep sorrow.
To hang; to suspend (as a lamp or oneself)
客厅里安装了一盏漂亮的吊灯。
A beautiful chandelier was installed in the living room.
To line or attach fur to the inside surface of a garment.
这件大衣里面吊着一层貂皮，非常保暖
This coat is lined with a layer of mink fur, making it very warm.
to revoke; to withdraw; to cancel (e.g., a license or permit)
他因酒驾被吊销了驾照。
His driver's license was revoked due to drunk driving.
In ancient China, 'diào' was a unit of currency, typically representing one thousand cash coins or their equivalent value.
这件瓷器价值五吊钱。
This porcelain is worth five diào.