打底 dǎdǐ to lay a foundation Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 打底 dǎ//dǐ to lay a foundation To lay a foundation; to make a first sketch or preliminary plan to line one's stomach To eat something before consuming alcohol to prevent getting drunk or sick to apply a base coat To apply an undercoat of paint, or to apply foundation makeup to the face before other cosmetics. to bottom out (stock market) For a share price to stabilize or oscillate at a low level before beginning a recovery. to make prior arrangements To arrange matters in advance or provide a heads-up to ensure things go smoothly end The end or bottom part of something, such as the innermost part of a room to feel secure To have a baseline level of confidence or a safety net Frequency Written text 10.1 per million Cross-References Same as 打粉底 dǎfěndǐ Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
打底 dǎ//dǐ to lay a foundation To lay a foundation; to make a first sketch or preliminary plan to line one's stomach To eat something before consuming alcohol to prevent getting drunk or sick to apply a base coat To apply an undercoat of paint, or to apply foundation makeup to the face before other cosmetics. to bottom out (stock market) For a share price to stabilize or oscillate at a low level before beginning a recovery. to make prior arrangements To arrange matters in advance or provide a heads-up to ensure things go smoothly end The end or bottom part of something, such as the innermost part of a room to feel secure To have a baseline level of confidence or a safety net Frequency Written text 10.1 per million Cross-References Same as 打粉底 dǎfěndǐ Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
