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bǎi
v. to arrange, lay, or put; to put on or affect (an attitude, a look)
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Is 摆 (bǎi) commonly used in formal or informal situations?
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What is the correct way to use 摆 (bǎi) in a sentence?
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How is 摆 (bǎi) used differently in spoken and written Chinese?
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"摆" (bǎi) versus "放" (fàng):

"摆" typically means "to put" or "to place" something in a deliberate or arranged manner. It often implies arranging or positioning objects with some intention or purpose.

"放" means "to put" or "to place" something in a more general or casual manner. "放" is used in a wide range of contexts when talking about putting or placing things without necessarily implying any deliberate arrangement. "放" can also mean "to release" or "to set free," depending on the context; in comparison "摆" does not have this meaning.
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