Pronunciation
:
bié
Meaning
:
(adv) don’t
HSK
:
1
Notes
:
Also as

[HSK4] () ()

Pronunciation
:
bié
Meaning
:

(verb) leave; part
(verb) differentiate; distinguish
(verb) fasten with a pin or clip
(noun) category
(noun) difference; distinction
(adv) (used in giving commands or advice) don’t; had better not
(adv) used in expressing anxiety that something bad may happen
(pron) other; another

Radical
:
Strokes
:
7
Traditional
:
Notes
:
also as biè
Sentences:
别说话,老师来了。
Don’t talk, the teacher is coming.

bié shuō huà , lǎo shī lái le 。

:
don’t
说话
:
speak
老师
:
teacher
来了
:
is coming
太晚了,别出去了。
It’s too late, don’t go out.

tài wǎn le , bié chū qù le 。

:
too
:
late
:
(past tense marker)
:
don’t
出去
:
go out
:
(past tense marker)
别担心,一切都会好的。
Don’t worry, everything will be fine.

bié dān xīn , yī qiè dōu huì hǎo de 。

:
don’t
担心
:
worry
一切
:
everything
都会
:
will all
:
good
:
(particle)
请别忘了带钥匙。
Please don’t forget to bring your keys.

qǐng bié wàng le dài yào shi 。

:
please
:
don’t
:
forget
:
(past tense marker)
:
bring
钥匙
:
key

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