带有

dài yǒu · dai you

Traditional 帶有

Meaning

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  1. to have as a feature or characteristic; to have an element of (confidence, sweetness, malevolence etc); to carry (a pathogen, connotation etc)
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A fragrant tea

  1. Liangliang

    这杯(zhèbēi)茶(chá)闻起来(wénqǐlai)带有(dàiyǒu)一点(yīdiǎn)花香(huāxiāng)。

    This tea smells a little floral.

  2. Dengdeng

    真的(zhēnde),味道(wèidao)也(yě)带有(dàiyǒu)一点(yīdiǎn)甜(tián)。

    Really. It tastes a little sweet too.

  3. Liangliang

    这(zhè)是(shì)什么(shénme)茶(chá)?

    What tea is this?

  4. Dengdeng

    菜单(càidān)上(shàng)写着(xiězhe),桂花茶(guìhuāchá)。

    The menu says osmanthus tea.

  5. Liangliang

    难怪(nánguài)!我(wǒ)还(hái)以为(yǐwéi)是(shì)你(nǐ)的(de)香水(xiāngshuǐ)。

    No wonder! I thought it was your perfume.

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2 examples
01

我(wǒ)的(de)是(shì)蓝(lán)色(sè)的(de),带(dài)有(yǒu)红(hóng)色(sè)。

Mine is blue with red.

Tatoeba: Chinese by LeviHighway · English by josivangoncalves · CC BY 2.0 FR. Simplified Chinese conversion; Pinyin added or corrected.

02

我(wǒ)喜(xǐ)欢(huan)煮(zhǔ)饭(fàn)时(shí)加(jiā)几(jǐ)粒(lì)八(bā)角(jiǎo)。它(tā)带(dài)有(yǒu)淡(dàn)淡(dàn)的(de)甜(tián)味(wèi)和(hé)类(lèi)似(sì)甘(gān)草(cǎo)的(de)香(xiāng)气(qì)。

I like to add a couple pods of star anise when cooking rice. It has a slightly sweet flavor and a licorice-like fragrance.

Tatoeba: Chinese by LeviHighway · English by Auride · CC BY 2.0 FR. Simplified Chinese conversion; Pinyin added or corrected.

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