dào

go to, arrive, been to

DEFINITIONS

到 dào
  • to (a place)
  • until (a time)
  • up to
  • to go
  • to arrive
  • (verb complement denoting completion or result of an action)

STROKES

WORDS

搞不 gǎo bù dào unable to get; can't obtain
fā dào send to; transmit to a specific location or recipient
fú dào brush to; flick to
nián dào stick to; adhere to; here used to describe how someone's line of sight unconsciously stays on someone else
zài dào up to; to the extent of
rì dào from...to; from...until (indicating a time duration)
sòng dào deliver; send to
diào dào transfer to
dì dào to pass to; to hand over to
cháng dào to taste; to sample
liú dào flow to, trickle down to
wǎn dào rolled up (sleeves); to pull or roll up to a certain height, often used in the context of clothing sleeves
liáo dào scorched; burned
撞击 zhuàng jī dào to bump into; to collide with something causing pain or discomfort
piē dào glance at; catch a glimpse of
我拉 wǒ lā dào I pulled over
sāi dào to stuff into; to cram into
tuō dào to drag on until
dà dào to the extent of; so much so that
那红 nà hóng dào so red that; describing a level of redness that is intense or extreme
曹操就 cáo cāo jiù dào speak of the devil and he shall appear; this phrase is akin to the English saying 'speak of the devil,' referring to surprising occurrences where the person being talked about arrives or appears shortly afterward
pō dào to splash or pour (a liquid) onto something
zǒu dào to walk to; to reach by walking
xué dào learned; gained knowledge about something
yǐn dào lead to