戴上 Pronunciation and Pinyin
戴上 Usage and Examples
put on
don
马克西莫戴上了一副眼镜。
Maximo put on a pair of glasses.
她病得非常严重，被戴上了人工呼吸器。
She was so ill that she was put on a respirator.
The characters in 戴上
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 戴
- dài戴shàng上le了put on, wore
- dài戴le了wore, put on
- dài戴le了lǜ绿mào帽zi子To be cuckolded, To have one's wife cheat on them
- dài戴fà发hán含chǐ齿zhī之rén人living human being, human being
- dài戴zài在worn on, put on
- dài戴xiào孝to be in mourning
- dài戴mào帽zi子Wear a hat
- dài戴kuī盔wear a helmet
- dài戴méi眉hán含chǐ齿de的Grinning, Smiling broadly
- dài戴yǎn眼jìng镜wearing glasses, has glasses on
- dài戴zhe着wearing, have on
- dài戴zhe着dǒu斗lì笠de的wearing a bamboo hat, bamboo-hatted
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Open the tool →Questions about 戴上
What does 戴上 mean in Chinese?
戴上 (dài shàng) means “put on, don”.
How do you pronounce 戴上?
戴上 is pronounced dài shàng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “put on” in Chinese?
“put on” is 戴上 (dài shàng) in Chinese.
How is 戴上 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 戴上, each with pinyin and an English translation.