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If 解鞋带 is to untie your shoelaces, what is 'to tie your shoelaces? If 解鞋带 is to untie your shoelaces, what is 'to tie your shoelaces?
Mar 22, 2013 6:22 PM
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繫鞋帶 (繫 ㄐ｜ˋ ji4) 綁鞋帶
March 22, 2013
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系鞋带 jìxiédài
March 22, 2013
I've never heard anyone say 解鞋带. It's always 系鞋带. My question is I always hear Americans say "tie your shoes." Do the British instead say "tie your shoelaces"?
March 28, 2013
系鞋带
March 23, 2013
系鞋带
March 23, 2013
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