做事
zuòshìTraditional: 做事
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Translation
to do things, to handle matters, to work
Word origin
A verb-object compound of 做 (zuò, to do) and 事 (shì, matter, affair), meaning to do things or handle affairs.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 做 (zuò, to do) + 事 (shì, matter)
Stroke order
做
事
Examples
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He goes about things very conscientiously.
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When you handle matters you need a plan and must not rush.
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This person is very reliable in how he does things.
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She listens to music while she works.
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Be a good person before you get things done - that is what he often says.
做事 (zuò shì) means to do things, handle matters, or work. It often describes a person's manner or attitude when getting things done.
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