[ dān ]

1. Pick with your shoulder: ~ water.

2. bear the responsibility: ~ negative. ~ ren. ~ when. ~ wait (a. forgive; B. take responsibility). ~ heavy responsibility. ~ risk.

[ dàn ]

1. Tools for picking things are mostly made of bamboo and wood: flat ~.

2. Pick something: ~ Zi. Dare to pick the heavy ~.

3. A unit of weight made in China, with one load equal to 100 Jin.

4. quantifier, used for things that are a burden: one to water.

[ dǎn ]

The same as "Shan".

Related words:

Responsibility: dān dāng. Bear; Bear. The language "Zhuzi Genre" volume 87: "Can't you come out and take on a housework for him?"

Sentence making: Only when everyone is brave enough to take responsibility can we build our great Chinese dream!

Commitment: chéng dān n. Bear a burden or responsibility.

Sentence: He must take full responsibility for this accident. Someone must take responsibility for it.

Excuse me: dān dài i. 1. Forget it; Forgive; 2. It means taking responsibility.

Sentence: I'm almost unemployed, and my schoolwork is heavy, so please bear with me more.

Guarantee: d ā n b ? o. Express responsibility, guarantee to do it or ensure that there is no problem.

Sentence: The letter of guarantee shall be valid only after it is signed and sealed by the taxpayer, tax payment guarantor and tax authorities. As: dān rèn n. Take on a certain position, work.

Sentence: The teacher decided that I would be the heroine of the play.

Heavy burden: zhòng dàn 1. A heavy burden; 2. Metaphor is a heavy responsibility.

Sentence: He can't unload the burden on his shoulders.

Pole: bi m 4 n Dan. Flat round strip bamboo and wood utensils for picking and lifting articles.

Make sentences:? The shoulder pole snapped. ?

Worry: dān yōu not u. Feel worried and uneasy.

Sentence: He has a flat nose, a small nose and a small nostril. I'm really worried that he can't breathe!

Burden: dàn zi. An unbearable and arduous responsibility.

Sentence making: This burden is heavy, and I'm afraid it's too short to be competent.

Worry: Dā n x Ρ n, there are concerns in my heart; Don't worry.

Sentence: all kinds of goods are open to supply, so there is no need to worry about rising prices. ?