登 (dēng)
to climb; to register; to publish
How 登 is written
- Strokes
- 12
- Radical
- 癶 — footsteps
- Traditional
- 登
- Simplified
- 登 (unchanged)
Components
- 癶 footsteps
- 豆 bean
Common words using 登
- 登場 dēngchǎng
- to go on stage; fig. to appear on the scene; used in advertising to mean new product
- 登錄 dēnglù
- to register; to log in
- 登陸 dēnglù
- to land; to come ashore; to make landfall (of typhoon etc)
- 刊登 kāndēng
- to carry a story; to publish (in a newspaper or magazine)
- 喜來登 xǐláidēng
- Sheraton (hotel chain)
- 摩登 módēng
- modern (loanword from English); fashionable
- 攀登 pāndēng
- to climb; to pull oneself up; to clamber
- 登上 dēngshàng
- to climb over; to ascend onto; to mount
- 登入 dēngrù
- to log in (to a computer); to enter (data)
- 登山 dēngshān
- to climb a mountain; climbing; mountaineering
- 登機 dēngjī
- to board a plane
- 登機口 dēngjīkǒu
- departure gate (aviation)
登 in a sentence
我們週末打算去登山。
Wǒmen zhōumò dǎsuàn qù dēngshān.
“We plan to go mountain climbing this weekend.”
How common is 登?
登 is the 815th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 85.7% of all running text.
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