How to Say ‘To match; to go with’ in Traditional Chinese
搭
dā
[dah]
💬 Usage Tip: [搭] in style talk means "go well together" or "match," not just "ride" or "build." So [很搭] is a natural way to say two things look good together.
Phrase Breakdown
搭
dā
[dah]
to match; to go well together
Used for clothes, colors, or accessories that look good together.
這個顏色跟你的外套很搭。
This color goes very well with your jacket.
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