比做

bǐzuò
  1. to liken to
  2. to compare to

CEDICT

Examples

說的比做的簡單。

Easier said than done.

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监狱生活比做畜牲还不如。

Life in prison is worse than the life of an animal.

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什麼都不要做比做錯了好。

It's better to do nothing than to do something poorly.

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没有什么比做事缺乏热情更糟。

There is nothing worse than doing something in a half-hearted manner.

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Entry Composition

1 比 bǐ
  1. to compare
  2. (followed by a noun and adjective) more {adj.} than {noun}
  3. ratio
  4. to gesture
  5. (Taiwan pr. bì in some compounds derived from Classical Chinese)
2 做 zuò
  1. to make; to produce
  2. to write; to compose
  3. to do; to engage in; to hold (a party etc)
  4. (of a person) to be (an intermediary, a good student etc); to become (husband and wife, friends etc)
  5. (of a thing) to serve as; to be used for
  6. to assume (an air or manner)

Related entries

比作 bǐzuò
  1. to liken to
  2. to compare to
我們常常把死亡比作睡眠。

Death is often compared to sleep.

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比為 bǐwéi
  1. to liken to
  2. to compare to
要為一個字下定義比為字的用法舉例更困難。

To give a definition of a word is more difficult than to give an illustration of its usage.

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比喻 bǐyù
  1. to compare
  2. to liken to
  3. metaphor
  4. analogy
  5. figure of speech
  6. figuratively
莎士比亞把世界比喻成一個舞台。

Shakespeare compared the world to a stage.

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