How to Say ‘Carry it out’ in Simplified Chinese
把它抱出来
bǎ tā bào chū lái
[bah tah bào chūlái]
💬 Usage Tip: 把 moves the thing being handled, 它 "it", in front of the action. 抱 means carrying in your arms, the way you'd hold a pet or a baby.
Phrase Breakdown
把它
bǎ tā
(take) it
The 把 structure moves the object (它, it) before the verb. Read it bǎ tā.
把它给我。
Give it to me.
Words in this phrase
把
bǎ
[bah]
object marker
Introduces the object before the action in a sentence pattern common in spoken Mandarin.
我今天晚一点把简历发给你。
I’ll send you my resume a bit later today.
它
tā
[tah]
it
A pronoun referring to the coffee, roast, or bean being discussed.
它的香气很明亮。
Its aroma is very bright.
抱出来
bào chū lái
[bào chūlái]
to carry out in one's arms
To hold something in the arms and bring it out.
妈妈把孩子抱出来了。
Mom carried the child out.
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