盜 (dào)
to steal; robber; pirate (illegal copy)
How 盜 is written
- Strokes
- 12
- Radical
- 氵 — water
- Traditional
- 盜
- Simplified
- 盗
Components
- 氵 water
- 欠 yawn
- 皿 dish
Common words using 盜
- 強盜 qiángdào
- to rob (with force); bandit; robber
- 盜墓 dàomù
- to rob a tomb
- 偷盜 tōudào
- to steal
- 海盜 hǎidào
- pirate
- 盜版 dàobǎn
- pirated; illegal; see also 正版[zheng4 ban3]
- 盜用 dàoyòng
- to embezzle; to defraud; to use illegitimately
- 盜竊 dàoqiè
- to steal
- 盜賊 dàozéi
- robber
- 防盜 fángdào
- to guard against theft; anti-theft
- 防盜門 fángdàomén
- entrance door (for apartment)
- 失盜 shīdào
- to have sth stolen; to lose to theft; robbed
- 掩耳盜鈴 yǎněrdàolíng
- lit. to cover one's ears whilst stealing a bell; to deceive oneself; to bury one's head in the sand (idiom)
盜 in a sentence
請支持正版，不要買盜版。
Qǐng zhīchí zhèngbǎn, búyào mǎi dàobǎn.
“Please support official releases and do not buy pirated copies.”
How common is 盜?
盜 is the 1,617th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 95.3% of all running text.
Characters that appear with 盜
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