English–Chinese
“dare to” in Chinese
How to say “dare to” in Chinese
“Dare to” in Chinese is 敢于 (gǎn yú).
Moves toward a difficult or resisted action instead of holding back.
Example sentences with 敢于
她敢于尝试新的方法。tā gǎn yú cháng shì xīn de fāng fǎ
She dares to try a new method.
Tips for using 敢于
- For everyday speech, 敢于 (gǎnyú, "dare to") gives a deliberate, formal tone, whereas the shorter spoken pattern 敢 (gǎn, "dare") + a verb is often more natural.
Other Chinese words for “dare to”
他竟敢说我骗人。tā jìng gǎn shuō wǒ piàn rén
He dared to say I was lying.
