戴上

dàishang
to put on (hat etc)

CEDICT

Examples

戴上你的帽子。

Put your hat on.

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戴上你的安全帽。

Go get your helmet.

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她戴上了她的帽子。

She put on her hat.

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他重新戴上了眼镜。

He put his glasses back on.

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他戴上眼鏡開始閱讀。

He put on his glasses and began to read.

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她戴上了帽子准备出去。

She put on her hat to go out.

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他馬上戴上了他的帽子。

He put on his hat at once.

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他重新戴上了他的頭盔。

He put his helmet back on.

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他們給湯姆戴上了手銬。

They handcuffed Tom.

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你要戴上頭盔來保護你的頭部。

You have to wear a helmet to protect your head.

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她一戴上安全帽就感觉安全多了。

She felt much safer once she’d put her helmet on.

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Entry Composition

1 戴 dài
  1. to put on or wear (glasses, hat, gloves etc)
  2. to respect
  3. to bear
  4. to support
=2 上 shǎng used in 上聲 shǎngshēng
=2 上 shàng
  1. (bound form) up; upper; above; previous
  2. first (of multiple parts)
  3. to climb; to get onto; to go up
  4. to attend (class or university)
  5. (directional complement) up
  6. (noun suffix) on; above

Related entries

穿上 chuānshang to put on (clothes etc)
穿上衣服！

Dress up!

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穿回 chuānhuí
  1. to put on (clothes)
  2. to put (clothes) back on
配戴 pèidài
  1. to put on
  2. to wear (mouthguard, contact lenses, hearing aid etc)
上身 shàngshēn
  1. upper part of the body
  2. to put on (clothes on the upper body)
  3. (of a spirit, disease, misfortune etc) to afflict one; to possess one
他上身长得呈倒三角形，站在那里看上去特帅！

His upper body looks like it has the shape of an inverted triangle; standing there, he seems extremely handsome!

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穿 chuān
  1. to wear
  2. to put on
  3. to dress
  4. to bore through
  5. to pierce
  6. to perforate
  7. to penetrate
  8. to pass through
  9. to thread
穿絲襪！

Wear silk socks!

Source: Tatoeba

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