拿走
názǒuTraditional: 拿走
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Translation
to take away, to carry off
Word origin
A resultative compound of 拿 (ná, to hold or take) and the directional 走 (zǒu, to leave or go). The pairing means to pick something up and carry it off.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 拿 (ná, to take) + 走 (zǒu, to leave)
Stroke order
拿
走
Examples
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Please take away this rubbish.
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Who took away my cup?
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You can take away the rest.
伞。
He accidentally took my umbrella away.
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Do not take away the documents on the desk.
拿走 (ná zǒu) means to take away or carry off. The 走 marks the result of the thing being removed from its place.
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