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戴 (dài): to wear, to put on

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HSK 4verb

Character info

Pinyin
Meaning: to wear, to put on
Characters: 1
Part of speech: verb
HSK level: HSK 4
Strokes: 17
Radical: 戈
Structure: 半包围结构

Full definitions

to put on or wear (glasses
to wear (accessories such as hats, glasses, gloves, jewelry)
to put on (accessories)
surname Dai

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Example sentences

It's cold outside; you'd better wear a hat.

He is wearing a new pair of glasses.

She likes to wear necklaces and earrings.

When attending the wedding, he wore a flower.

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