- 耽误 dānwu to delayto delay; to hold up; to waste time or miss an opportunity, resulting in a negative outcome or interference with a task
- 耽搁 dānge to delayto delay or put off; to waste time; to cause someone to be late or a matter to be neglected or worsened through delay (e.g. medical treatment)
- 耽延 dānyán to delayto delay; to put off; to hold up or procrastinate
- 耽溺 dānnì to indulge into wallow in; to abandon oneself to; to be deeply immersed in something to an excessive degree
- 替古人耽忧 tìgǔréndānyōu to worry unnecessarilyto fret over the worries of long-departed people; to worry about something that is unnecessary or has already happened
- 耽乐 dānlè to indulge in pleasureTo be addicted to or wallow in pleasure and play; to indulge in a life of leisure
- 耽习 dānxí to be absorbed in studyto be deeply focused on and enjoy learning; to be completely immersed in one's studies
- 耽待 dāndai to show leniencyTo be patient with or forgive someone; to make allowances for a mistake or oversight
- 耽心 dānxīn to worryto be worried; to feel anxious or uneasy
- 耽忧 dānyōu to worryto worry; to be concerned or anxious; to be apprehensive about something
- 耽湎 dānmiǎn to be addicted toTo be addicted to something; to wallow in or be deeply engrossed in, such as alcohol or other indulgences.
- 耽美 dānměi boys' love; BLA genre of homoerotic fiction or media, originally from Japan, typically created by and for women
- 耽读 dāndú to be addicted to readingTo be deeply fond of reading; to be intensely absorbed in books.
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH