把門

简 把门 · 繁 把門
Mandarin · pinyin bǎ mén

Meanings

  1. to stand as a goalkeeper
  2. to keep guard on a gate
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把
bǎ · hold, take; guard; regard as
門
mén · gate, door, entrance, opening; Kangxi radical 169
门
mén · gate, door, entrance, opening
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3–2 · ba3 men2

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verb

  1. (intransitive, verb-object) to guard a door or gate
  2. (sports) to keep goal; to be a goalkeeper (in football, etc.)

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