ná zǒu
take away
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他把书拿走了。
Tā bǎ shū ná zǒu le.
He took the book away.
我拿走了她的手机。
Wǒ ná zǒu le tā de shǒujī.
I took her phone away.
他们把所有的钱都拿走了。
Tāmen bǎ suǒyǒu de qián dōu ná zǒu le.
They took all the money away.
留下 (liúxià)
leave behind
放置 (fàngzhì)
put down
The Chinese word "拿走" is composed of two characters: "拿" and "走". The character "拿" means "to take" or "to hold", while the character "走" means "to walk" or "to go". Together, the two characters form the verb "拿走", which means "to take away" or "to remove".The word "拿走" is commonly used in everyday speech and writing. For example, you might say "我拿走了他的书" (I took his book) or "请把桌子上的东西拿走" (Please take the things off the table).The word "拿走" can also be used in a more figurative sense. For example, you might say "他拿走了我的心" (He stole my heart) or "这个消息拿走了我的希望" (This news took away my hope).The word "拿走" is a versatile verb that can be used in a variety of contexts. It is an important word to know for HSK learners, as it is commonly used in both spoken and written Chinese.
