yàoshi

Usages of yàoshi

 出门chūmén qián zài 镜子jìngzi 旁边pángbiān zhǎo le hěn jiǔ, cái 找到zhǎodào 钥匙yàoshitā chūmén qián zài jìngzi pángbiān zhǎo le hěn jiǔ, cái zhǎodào yàoshi.
Before going out, she searched for a long time by the mirror before finding her keys.
 进门jìnmén 以后yǐhòu 记得jìde  钥匙yàoshi fàng zài bāo , bié yòu 找不到zhǎobudàonǐ jìnmén yǐhòu jìde bǎ yàoshi fàng zài bāo lǐ, bié yòu zhǎobudào.
After you come in, remember to put the keys in your bag; don’t lose them again.
 忘了wàngle dài 钥匙yàoshi, 只好zhǐhǎo zài 门口ménkǒu děng 室友shìyǒu lái 开门kāiméntā wàngle dài yàoshi, zhǐhǎo zài ménkǒu děng shìyǒu lái kāimén.
She forgot to bring her keys, so she had no choice but to wait at the door for her roommate to open it.
 今天jīntiān dài 钥匙yàoshi le manǐ jīntiān dài yàoshi le ma?
Do you have your keys with you today?
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