儎 (zài) - Zai — to carry, to bear a load & used in the context of carrying goods or

儎Tone 4

zài ｜ 15 strokes ｜ radical:

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儎 · zài

Zai — to carry, to bear a load;

used in the context of carrying goods or burden.

Zai — to carry, to bear a loadused in the context of carrying goods or

Usage highlights

Load capacityCarry goodsBear responsibilityLoad and unloadTransportOverload

Synonyms

  • 载— to carry, to load
  • 负— to bear, to carry
  • 担— to carry on shoulder, to undertake

Antonyms

  • 卸— to unload, to remove
  • 空— empty, void

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • The truck is loaded with goods (载货).
  • He bears a heavy responsibility (承载重任).
  • The ship is carrying cargo (载货的船).
  • This vehicle has a large load capacity (载重量大).

Collocations

  • Load capacity(载重量)
  • Carry goods(载货)
  • Bear responsibility(承载责任)
  • Load and unload(装载和卸载)
  • Transport(运载)
  • Overload(超载)

Idioms

  • Loaded with honors and riches(满载而归)
  • Overloaded and overtaxed(超负荷承载)
  • Carry the weight of the world(承载天下)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Historically used in the context of transportation and bearing burdens, both literal and metaphorical.
  • Commonly appears in compound words related to logistics, responsibility, and capacity.

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