算数
Traditional 算數
Meaning
CC-CEDICT- to count numbers
- to keep to one's word
- to hold (i.e. to remain valid)
- to count (i.e. to be important)
In a conversation
0:21 cartoonKeep your word
- Liangliang
说话要算数,输的人去洗碗。
You must keep your word. The loser washes the dishes.
- Dengdeng
好,算数!剪刀石头布!
OK, deal! Rock, paper, scissors!
- Liangliang
我出石头,你出剪刀,你输了。
I play rock, you play scissors. You lost.
- Dengdeng
三局两胜才算数,再来一次!
Only best of three counts. One more time!
- Liangliang
刚才你说算数的,现在说三局?
You said it counted just now, and now you say three rounds?
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In a sentence
2 examples他答应过的事从来都算数。
He always keeps his promises.
你说的话到底算不算数?
Does what you say really count or not?
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