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拿 ná

Take (lift and hold) / Bring / Grasp

拿走 (ná zǒu) To take away Literal. Take and walk
拿回 (ná huí) To take back
拿去 (ná qù) To take away
拿来 (ná lái) Bring here Literal. Take and come here
拿出 (ná chū) To take out / To show
拿手 (ná shǒu) Expert Literal. Grasp skills – often used to describe a very skillful person
拿捏 (ná niē) To understand something very well and display great control Literal. Grasp and pinch – often used to describe a person who has mastered the art of doing something
推拿 (tuī ná) Tuina Literal. Push; lift and hold – a form of Chinese massage that stimulates acupressure points with various techniques such as pressing, rubbing, kneading and squeezing

拿不定主意 (ná bù ding zhŭ yì) Can't make a decision Literal. Grasp not firm (a) main notion

拿得起放得下 (ná de qǐ fang de xià) Firm / Strong (personality) Literal. Able to lift it up and place it down – often used to as an encouragement to mean "find the ability to let go".

Often used to translate a similar sounding word in other languages