背
Traditional 揹
Meaning
CC-CEDICTbēi 背
- to be burdened
- to carry on the back or shoulder
bèi 背
- the back of a body or object
- to turn one's back
- to hide something from
- to learn by heart
- to recite from memory
- unlucky (slang)
- hard of hearing
bēi 揹
- variant of 背
In a conversation
0:19 cartoonHeavy backpack
- Dengdeng
你背着什么?好大的包!
What are you carrying on your back? Such a big bag!
- Liangliang
我背了五瓶水,今天爬山。
I'm carrying five bottles of water; we're climbing today.
- Dengdeng
五瓶?你的背不疼吗?
Five? Doesn't your back hurt?
- Liangliang
累,可是我们越喝,包越轻。
Tired, but the more we drink, the lighter the bag gets.
- Dengdeng
那我们快点儿喝,我来帮你背空瓶子!
Then let's drink fast, and I'll carry the empty bottles for you!
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In a sentence
2 examples他每天背著書包走路上學。
He walks to school carrying his backpack every day.
我的背有點痛,想去按摩一下。
My back hurts a bit, so I want to get a massage.
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