How to Say ‘To take it on board’ in Simplified Chinese
带上去
dài shǎng qù
[dài shàngqù]
💬 Usage Tip: 上去 after a verb adds 'up / onto (away from me)'. The same pattern gives 拿上去 "take it up" and 走上去 "walk up".
Phrase Breakdown
带上去
dài shǎng qù
[dài shàngqù]
to take up/on board
Verb + directional complement: carry something up or onto.
水不能带上去。
Water can't be taken on board.
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