to annoy, bother, or be vexed

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Example Sentences

Real-world example sentences demonstrating how is used in context
1
zuì
jìn
yǒu
hěn
duō
fán
nǎo

He has many worries recently.

2
zào
yīn
ràng
gǎn
dào
xīn
fán

The noise makes me feel upset.

3
qǐng
yào
gěi
tiān
fán

Please don't cause me trouble.

4
yǒu
hěn
duō
fán
nǎo

I have many worries.

5
zuì
jìn
gōng
zuò
shàng
de
shì
qíng
ràng
hěn
fán
nǎo

Recent work matters have been troubling me a lot.

6
yīn
wèi
kǎo
shì
méi
kǎo
hǎo
ér
gǎn
dào
fán
nǎo

He feels upset because he didn't do well on the exam.

7
qǐng
bāng
xià
shū
fán
le

Please help me get the book, sorry to trouble you.

8
zhè
ge
wèn
yǒu
diǎn
fán
men
yào
gèng
duō
shí
jiān
lái
jiě
jué

This problem is a bit troublesome; we need more time to solve it.

9
zǒng
shì
gěi
bié
rén
tiān
fán
zhè
ràng
zhōu
wéi
de
rén
gǎn
dào
hěn
kuài

He always causes trouble for others, which makes people around him feel very unhappy.

10
děng
nài
fán
le

He is getting impatient while waiting.

Information

Traditional
Radical
Strokes10
StructureLeft-Right
Frequency#923
Zhuyinㄈㄢˊ
Components
UnicodeU+70E6
CangjieFMBUC
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Cultural note

Traditional Chinese culture often connects characters and names with the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and Yin–Yang, a system also used to describe personality tendencies.

Learn how the Five Elements describe personality