擔荷

担
擔
荷
荷
to shoulder a burden

Characters and words in 擔荷

担
擔
da̅n = d + an1
to undertake / to carry / to shoulder / to take responsibility
担
擔
dàn = d + an4
picul (100 catties, 50 kg) / two buckets full / carrying pole and its load / classifier for loads carried on a shoulder pole
担 = 扌 + 旦 : Don Quixote had a terrible night and needs one coffee more this morning. Carrying a toy claw over his shoulder, he carries two really large mugs at each end of the claw through anthill's bathroom, using the claw as a shoulder pole.
荷
hé = h + e2
Holland / the Netherlands / abbr. for 荷蘭|荷兰[He2 lan2]
荷 = 何 + 艹 : Hamlet (h) wants to cultivate lotus (荷) in the elevator's kitchen (e2). To provide a suitable bed for the plant he is carrying sheets of artificial lawn (艹) into the kitchen using a baby sling (何).
荷
hé = h + e2
lotus
荷 = 何 + 艹 : Hamlet (h) wants to cultivate lotus (荷) in the elevator's kitchen (e2). To provide a suitable bed for the plant he is carrying sheets of artificial lawn (艹) into the kitchen using a baby sling (何).
荷
hè = h + e4
to carry on one's shoulder or back / burden / responsibility
荷 = 何 + 艹 : Hamlet (h) is using a baby sling (何) to carry sheets of artificial lawn (艹) on his back (荷) through the elevator's bathroom (e4).

Words with 擔荷

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Sentences with 擔荷

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