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使 in Context
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更 in Context
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随便 in Context
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大便 in Context
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小便 in Context
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石头 in Context
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硬 in Context
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上车 in Context
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下车 in Context
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公交车 in Context
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火车 in Context
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汽车 in Context
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开车 in Context
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打车 in Context
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自行车 in Context
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电动车 in Context
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连 in Context
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辆 in Context
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比较 in Context
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轻 in Context
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年轻 in Context
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年轻人 in Context
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已经 in Context
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经过 in Context
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写 in Context
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听写 in Context
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女士 in Context
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信任 in Context
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土豆 in Context
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高 in Context
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提高 in Context
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高兴 in Context
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停 in Context
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Usage 1 - " pee, to pee":
Sentence
她要小便。
English:
She wants to pee.
*Sentence
因为小猫小狗去公园或者花园的时候,可能会在草地上或者地上随便大小便。
English:
Because when you take your cat or dog to a park or garden, they might pee or poo on the grass.
Top-Down Words:
时候 shíhòu - moment
*Sentence
因为他们得给小猫小狗吃东西,还得给它们打扫大小便。
English:
Because they have to feed their cat or dog and they have to pick up after them.
The Six Steps to Learning Words
Jason Pon
因为他们得给小猫小狗吃东西,还得给它们打扫大小便
Are the 2 得 the 'must' form of the word or the 'de' for the descriptive phrase? I think it's the 'must', but trying to understand then how 给 plays in the second part. I understand the role in the first half in giving the pets food, but not sure how it fits into giving them 'cleaning up after them'?
Mandarin Blueprint
Yes, they are both děi. 给 is not always for giving an object to someone, it's also used when doing something for someone.