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to put on / to respect / to bear / to support / wear (glasses, hat, gloves)
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戴 [dài]
1. 加在头、面、颈、手等处。
(Wear or put on: to place on the head, face, neck, hands, etc.)
Example: 戴帽子 (wear a hat), 披星戴月 (to wear the stars and the moon).
2. 尊奉,推崇,拥护。
(Respect, honor, and support: to pay tribute, to hold in high esteem.)
Example: 爱戴 (to love and admire), 拥戴 (to support and endorse).
3. 姓。
(Surname: a family name.)
本义: 增益
(Original meaning: gain)
造字法: 形声
(Word formation: pictophonetic)
引: 《说文》:分物得增益曰戴。
(From "Shuowen": divide things and gain is called 'dai'.)
古国名。故址在今河南省民权县东。
(Ancient state: the ruins located east of Minquan County, Henan Province.)
动
1. 加在头、颈、面、肩上、胸上。
(Wear or put on: to place on the head, neck, face, shoulders, chests.)
Example: 戴朱缨宝饰之帽 (wear a hat adorned with red tassels and precious ornaments).
引: 《尔雅》:戴,覆也。
(From "Erya": 'Dai' means to cover.)
2. 拥护,从各方面给予支持。
(Support: to endorse and provide assistance from various aspects.)
Example: 欣戴武王 (the common people joyfully support King Wu).
3. 敬奉,尊奉。
(Respect and honor: to pay tribute.)
Example: 戴日 (to pay tribute to the sun).
如:
戴笠 (wear a straw hat);
戴头识脸 (to have status and face);
戴耳环 (wear earrings);
戴金戒指 (wear a gold ring);
戴白 (having gray hair);
她洗了手套,发现它们戴不上了 (She washed the gloves and found they didn’t fit anymore).
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