担心 | dān xīn | anxious; worried; uneasy; to worry; to be anxious | |
担任 | dān rèn | to hold a governmental office or post; to assume office of; to take charge of; to serve as | |
承担 | chéng dān | to undertake; to assume (responsibility etc) | |
负担 | fù dān | burden; to bear a burden | |
担保 | dān bǎo | to guarantee; to vouch for |
担子 | dàn zi | carrying pole and the loads on it; burden; task; responsibility; Classifiers: 副 | |
重担 | zhòng dàn | heavy burden; difficult task; great responsibility | |
勇挑重担 | yǒng tiāo zhòng dàn | to bravely take on heavy responsibilities (idiom) | |
公担 | gōng dàn | quintal (100 kg) | |
担担面 | dàn dàn miàn | Sichuan noodles with a spicy and numbing sauce |
1 | Always a lot of "experts" are not as great either, Zhang Qizui talk nonsense, you let him try to run 45 minutes after a meal to go. | |
2 | I know the problems started in my department, but I don't think I should shoulder the responsibility for other people's mistakes. | |
3 | I'm afraid I can't shoulder such a responsibility. | |
4 | Some people have it as an appetizer, others have it during the meal instead of rice. | |
5 | Or when the other investment bankers and their shareholders take on that extra bit of risk, knowing that they keep all the gains, but that the state will shoulder some of the losses? |