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While both 戴 and 穿 both mean “to wear” or “to put on” the body, different items/things that are worn or put on use 戴 or 穿 in fixed pairs. These are set patterns and are not interchangeable. | While both 戴 and 穿 both mean “to wear” or “to put on” the body, different items/things that are worn or put on use 戴 or 穿 in fixed pairs. These are set patterns and are not interchangeable. | ||
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Revision as of 00:57, 13 October 2021
While both 戴 and 穿 both mean “to wear” or “to put on” the body, different items/things that are worn or put on use 戴 or 穿 in fixed pairs. These are set patterns and are not interchangeable.
| 穿 (chuān) | 戴 (dài) | |
|---|---|---|
| Meaning | to wear | to wear |
| Part of Speech | verb | verb |
| Formality | flexible | flexible |
穿 means to wear and is used in following fixed pairs
Fixed pairs
- 穿衣服
- 穿鞋子
- 穿袜子
- 穿裤子
戴 means to wear and is used in following fixed pairs
- 戴眼镜
- 戴手套
- 戴帽子
- 戴手表
- 戴口罩
- 戴戒指
- 戴项链
- 戴领带
- 戴耳机
- 戴耳环
- 戴手表
