(fàng kāi) - let go, release, set free in Mandarin
fàngkāiTraditional: 放開
Translation
let go, release, set free
Word origin
A compound of 放 (fang) 'to release' and 开 (kai) 'to open'. Together: to open one's grip and let go, 'to release'.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 放 (fang, 'to release') + 开 (kai, 'to open')
Stroke order
放
开
Examples
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Let me go!
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He let go of her hand.
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Set your imagination free.
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Please let go of my hand.
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Relax and have fun.
放开 (fàng kāi) means let go, release, set free. It is used as a verb in everyday Mandarin speech.
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