| Change log entry 3713 | |
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| Processed by: | richwarm (2008-06-01 20:55:37 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 4212 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> I think that the definition becomes unwieldy if we use too many synonyms, or use "somebody" rather than "sb" etc. In that vein, we *could* add a further "to get sb to do sth," "to induce sb to do sth," and so on. But in this case, less is more, I feel. Therefore, I have abbreviated the definition. (However, I don't claim to have found the "best" definition for 讓 :) -- Richard |
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- 讓 让 [rang4] /to ask someone to do something/to make someone do something/to let someone do something/to allow someone to do something/to cause someone to do something/to have someone do something/to yield (traffice)/to permit/ + 讓 让 [rang4] /to yield/to permit/to let sb do sth/to have sb do sth/ |