HSK 2
duō / duō

Definitions & Senses

#1 duō 形, 动, 代 HSK 1

Two stacked pieces of meat representing abundance and a large quantity. Many, much, more; to exceed or have extra; how (asking degree or amount). Two evening moons (夕) stacked high—more than one, extra in the sky.

#2 duō 数, 副 HSK 2

Many, much; a large number or amount of something. Over, odd (ages/amounts); also "how (to what extent)" as an adverb of degree. Two crescent moons (夕) stacked one atop the other — seeing double nights means plenty.

Real Context Sentences 1 occurrence

Source Reading: 《热面条》HSK 1

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