端

duān · duan

Traditional 耑

Meaning

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duān 端

  1. end
  2. extremity
  3. item
  4. port
  5. to hold sth level with both hands
  6. to carry
  7. regular

duān 耑

  1. old variant of 端 (duān)
  2. start
  3. origin

In a sentence

2 examples
01

汤(tāng)姆(mǔ)给(gěi)我(wǒ)们(men)端(duān)了(le)茶(chá)。

Tom served us tea.

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02

她(tā)双(shuāng)手(shǒu)端(duān)着(zhe)一(yì)碗(wǎn)热(rè)汤(tāng),小(xiǎo)心(xīn)地(de)走(zǒu)过(guò)来(lái)。

She carried a bowl of hot soup with both hands and walked over carefully.

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