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1. To Put, To Place: 放 (fàng) can be used to describe the action of putting or placing something in a certain location. For example, 把书放在桌子上 (bǎ shū fàng zài zhuōzi shàng) meaning "put the book on the table".
2. To Give Out, To Send Out: 放 (fàng) can be used to describe the action of giving or sending something out. For example, 我把信放到他的信箱里 (wǒ bǎ xìn fàng dào tā de xìnxiāng lǐ) meaning "I put the letter in his mailbox".
3. To Dismiss: 放 (fàng) can be used to describe the action of dismissing someone or something. For example, 他们把这个想法放弃了 (tāmen bǎ zhège xiǎngfǎ fàngqì le) meaning "they dismissed the idea".
4. To Pasture: 放 (fàng) can be used to describe the action of pasturing animals. For example, 放牛 (fàng niú) meaning "put the cow out (in the pasture)".
5. To Set Off, Let Off: 放 (fàng) can be used to describe the action of setting off or letting off something. For example, 放烟花 (fàng yānhuā) meaning "set off the fireworks".
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放 (fàng) is used when you want to express the idea of "putting" or "placing" something in a certain location. For example, you can use 放 (fàng) to say "I put the book on the table" (我把书放在桌子上).
It can also be used to express the idea of "pasturing" animals. For example, 放牛 (to pasture the cows).
Finally, 放 (fàng) can be used to express the idea of "setting off" or "letting off" something. For example, 放烟火 (to set off the fireworks).
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