对待

HSK level

Traditional form

對待

Part of speech

Verb / 动词 dòng cí Dòngcí

对 duì

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Simplified form of 對 duì . Origin unclear. Appears to be a hand using some sort of tool, possibly a rake or a hoe.

Positional decomposition

⿰又寸

Number of Strokes

5

待 dāi

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. 彳 chì represents the meaning and 寺 sì represents the sound.

Positional decomposition

⿰彳寺

Number of Strokes

9

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顾客 gùkè 不 bù 分 fēn 男女老幼 nán nǚ lǎo yòu ,一视同仁 yī shì tóng rén 地 de 对待 duìdài .

Customers are treated without distinction of sex and age.

男 nán 女孩 nǚ hái 区别 qūbié 对待 duìdài 是 shì 错误 cuòwù 的 de .

It's wrong to differentiate between boys and girls.

每 měi 交上男朋友 nán péng you , 都 dōu 要 yāo 侦察 zhēn chá 他 tā 对待 duìdài 被子 bèizi 的 de 态度 tàidu .

Every time I had a boyfriend, I observed his attitude towards quilts.

毛 Máo 还是 háishi 宁愿 nìngyuàn 按照 ànzhào 表面 biǎomiàn 价值 jiàzhí 来 lái 对待 duìdài 我 wǒ 的 de 谈话 tán huà .

Still, Mao chose to treat my remarks at face value.

为什么 wèishénme 他们 tā men 都 dōu 象 xiàng 对待 duìdài 人 rén 渣 zhā 一样 yīyàng 对待 duìdài 我 wǒ ?

Why do they all treat me like scum?

See the 4 Chinese characters that make up 对待 duìdài and their own compounds.

对 duì

又 yòu , 寸 cùn

待 dāi

寺 sì

土 Tǔ , 寸 cùn

彳 chì

See all 5 Chinese words that contain the characters that make up the word 对待 duìdài in their composition.

对 duì

树 shù , 怼 duì

待 dāi

嘚 dē , 偫 zhì , 崻

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