How to Say ‘Match well; go together’ in Simplified Chinese
搭得
dā dé
[dah duh]
💬 Usage Tip: [搭] in clothing talk means "match" or "go together," not just "put up/build." In [搭得很自然], [得] links the action to how well it turns out: [搭得很好], [穿得很好看].
Phrase Breakdown
搭
dā
[dah]
to match; to coordinate
搭 here means to pair or coordinate clothes, colors, or accessories together.
这件外套和你的鞋子很会搭。
This jacket matches your shoes really well.
得
dé
[duh]
complement marker
得 is placed after a verb to describe the result or degree, like 'done in a certain way.'
你今天穿得很有味道。
You’re dressed with a lot of style today.
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