tuō

to raise, to support

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Usage of (tuō)

The character primarily means "to entrust" or "to rely on someone to do something." It often appears in contexts where a person asks or relies on another to handle a task or responsibility.

Common Collocations

  • 朋友 (tuō péngyǒu): entrust a friend
  • (tuō rén): ask someone
  • 托付 (tuōfù): entrust formally

Notes

When using , the speaker implies a degree of trust and reliance on the other party. It is more formal and specific than simply asking someone; it carries a nuance of responsibility being given. Avoid confusing with (qǐng), which is a more general polite request. often appears in spoken and written Chinese when delegating tasks or favors.

Register

The word is neutral in tone and appropriate in both formal and informal contexts, but it is more common in written or polite spoken Chinese than in casual speech.

예문

我托朋友帮我照看孩子。

Wǒ tuō péngyǒu bāng wǒ zhàokàn háizi.

I entrusted my friend to take care of my child.

这件事我托你处理,麻烦你了。

Zhè jiàn shì wǒ tuō nǐ chǔlǐ, máfan nǐ le.

I entrust you with this matter, thank you for your help.

他托人送来了礼物。

Tā tuō rén sòng lái le lǐwù.

He asked someone to deliver the gift.