111 sentences for 打 (dǎ — hit) — page 6 of 6

101. 她打了你？

     tā dǎ le nǐ?

     She hit you?

     Source: OpenSubtitles

102. 我也不想打你，但是我妻子要我去做。

     wǒ yě bù xiǎng dǎ nǐ, dàn​shì wǒ qī​zi yào wǒ qù zuò.

     I didn't want to hit you either, but my wife asked me to.

     Source: OpenSubtitles

103. 如果她打你，﹐一定要装作很痛的样子。

     rú​guǒ tā dǎ nǐ,﹐ yī​dìng yào zhuāng​zuò hěn tòng de yàng​zi.

     If she hits you, act like it hurts.

     Source: OpenSubtitles

104. 他因为太生气，用力地打了对方一下。

     tā yīn​wèi tài shēng​qì, yòng​lì de dǎ le duì​fāng yī​xià.

     He was so angry that he hit the other person hard.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

105. 那两个醉汉在街头激烈地厮打起来。

     nà liǎng gè zuì​hàn zài jiē​tóu jī​liè de sī dǎ qi​lai.

     Those two drunks started fighting fiercely in the street.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

106. 战士们省着用，每一颗弹都要瞄准了打。

     zhàn​shì men shěng zhe yòng, měi yī kē dàn dōu yào miáo​zhǔn le dǎ.

     The soldiers were sparing with them; every bullet had to be aimed carefully.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

107. 这一役打得非常艰难，双方都损失惨重。

     zhè yī yì dǎ de fēi​cháng jiān​nán, shuāng​fāng dōu sǔn​shī cǎn​zhòng.

     This battle was hard-fought, and both sides suffered heavy losses.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

108. 我们打败了他们，而且把他们打得很惨。

     wǒ​men dǎ​bài le tā​men, ér​qiě bǎ tā​men dǎ de hěn cǎn.

     We've beaten them, and we've beaten them badly.

     Source: OpenSubtitles

109. 他被打得只有出气的份，没有进气的份了。

     tā bèi dǎ de zhǐ​yǒu chū​qì de fèn, méi​yǒu jìn​qì de fèn le.

     He was beaten so badly that he's at his last gasp.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

110. 爷爷经常给我们讲他当年在游击队打鬼子的故事。

     yé​ye jīng​cháng gěi wǒ​men jiǎng tā dāng​nián zài yóu​jī​duì dǎ guǐ​zi de gù​shi.

     Grandpa often tells us stories about how he fought the 'devils' (invaders) in the guerrilla forces back then.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

111. 士兵们在必经之路上埋伏好，准备打敌人一个措手不及。

     shì​bīng men zài bì​jīng​zhī​lù shàng mái​fú hǎo, zhǔn​bèi dǎ dí​rén yī gè cuò​shǒu​bù​jí.

     The soldiers set up an ambush on the path, ready to catch the enemy off guard.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary