How to Say ‘Hang it up’ in Simplified Chinese
挂上
guà shàng
[guàshàng]
💬 Usage Tip: 上 after a verb adds a sense of attaching or completing. 挂 is "hang", but 挂上 means "get it hung up", just as 关上 means "shut".
Phrase Breakdown
挂上
guà shàng
[guàshàng]
to hang up
To hang something in place; 上 shows completion.
把灯笼挂上吧。
Let's hang up the lantern.
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