兜攬

兜揽
dōulǎn
  1. to canvas (for customers)
  2. to solicit
  3. to advertise
  4. to drum up
  5. sales pitch
  6. to take on (a task)

CEDICT

  1. to canvass; to solicit
  2. to take upon oneself (somebody else's work, etc.)

Wiktionary

  1. 包攬。
  2. 招惹。
  3. 理睬。

重編國語辭典

Entry Composition

=1 兜 dōu
  1. pocket
  2. bag
  3. to wrap up or hold in a bag
  4. to move in a circle
  5. to canvas or solicit
  6. to take responsibility for
  7. to disclose in detail
  8. combat armor (old)
=1 兜 dōu old variant of 兜 dōu
2 攬 lǎn
  1. to monopolize; to seize
  2. to take into one's arms; to embrace
  3. to fasten (with a rope etc)
  4. to take on (responsibility etc); to canvass

Related entries

掃街 sǎojiē
  1. to sweep the streets
  2. to canvas (for votes, sales etc)
徵求 zhēngqiú
  1. to solicit
  2. to seek
  3. to request (opinions, feedback etc)
  4. to petition
你应该向他征求意见。

You ought to ask him for advice.

Source: Tatoeba

拉客 lākè
  1. to solicit (guests, clients, passengers etc)
  2. to importune
徵選 zhēngxuǎn
  1. to call for entries and select the best
  2. to solicit (entries, submissions, applications etc)
  3. to select (the best candidate)
  4. contest
  5. competition
招徠 zhāolái
  1. to canvass (for customers)
  2. to solicit
  3. to recruit
邀 yāo
  1. to invite
  2. to request
  3. to intercept
  4. to solicit
  5. to seek
我邀了她一起晚餐。

I invited her to dinner.

Source: Tatoeba

廣告 guǎnggào
  1. to advertise
  2. a commercial
  3. advertisement

classifier: 項

廣告慫恿我們買奢侈品。

Advertisements urge us to buy luxuries.

Source: Tatoeba

招攬生意 zhāolǎnshēngyi
  1. to advertise
  2. to solicit business
登廣告 dēngguǎnggào to advertise
我登廣告賣我的車。

I advertised my car for sale.

Source: Tatoeba

張貼 zhāngtiē
  1. to post (a notice)
  2. to advertise
標榜 biāobǎng
  1. to flaunt
  2. to advertise
  3. to parade
  4. boost
  5. excessive praise
PK P K
  1. (slang) to take on
  2. to challenge
  3. to go head to head
  4. showdown
  5. comparison
你知道PKO是什么意思吗？

Do you know what PKO stands for?

Source: Tatoeba

接下 jiēxià to take on (a responsibility)
扛 káng
  1. to carry on one's shoulder
  2. (fig.) to take on (a burden, duty etc)
扛不動它。

It won't budge one bit.

Source: Tatoeba

承做 chéngzuò
  1. to undertake
  2. to take on (i.e. to accept a task)
承當 chéngdāng
  1. to bear (responsibility)
  2. to take on
  3. to assume
招請 zhāoqǐng
  1. to recruit
  2. to take on (an employee)
當上 dāngshang
  1. to take up duty as
  2. to assume a position
  3. to assume
  4. to take on (an office)
汤姆当上了部长。

Tom became a minister.

Source: Tatoeba