How to write 驮

驮 (tuó) 1. 用背负载。 (To carry on the back.) 例: 驮运。驮着两袋米。 (Examples: To carry (goods) by back. Carrying two bags of rice.) 2. 同本义 ([En.] carry on the back) 例: 驮绳(捆缚负载之物所用的绳子); 驮银; 驮背(牲口负载东西); 驮骡(专用来驮东西的骡子); 驮家(驮户。专事驮运业务的人家); 驮畜(专门用于驮东西的牲畜)。引申为用背负载。 (Examples: Carrying rope (a rope used to bind loads); Carry silver; Carrying back (animals carrying goods); Carrying mule (a mule specifically used for carrying); Carrying household (households specialized in carrying business); Carrying livestock (animals specialized for carrying things). Extended meaning: To carry on the back.) 3. 挨; 受 ([En.] suffer) 例: 丫头驮打，丫头驮骂，丫头也是爷娘生，夫人打我，少打几下。 (Examples: The girl suffers beatings, the girl suffers curses; she is born of her parents; if the lady beats me, she should do so less.) 4. 另见 duò ([See also] duò) 驮子 (duò·zi) 1. 牲口驮着的货物。 (Goods carried by draught animals.) 例: 把驮卸下来，让牲口休息一会儿。 (Example: Unload the cargo, let the animals rest for a while.) 2. 用于牲口驮着的货物。 (Used for goods carried by draught animals.) 例: 来了三驮货。 (Example: Three loads of goods have arrived.) 名 (n.) 1. 驮着货物的牲口或牲口所负载的货物 ([En.] goods on draught animals). 例: 驮垛(捆扎成垛供驮运的货物或行李) (Example: A load (also called a bundle for transporting goods or luggage).) 2. 另见 tuó ([See also] tuó)