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

tí dào to mention; to raise (a subject); to refer to
来 dào lái to arrive; arrival; advent
gǎn dào to hurry (to some place)
此为止 dào cǐ wéi zhǐ to stop at this point; to end here; to call it a day
zāo dào to suffer; to meet with (sth unfortunate)
想不 xiǎng bu dào unexpected; hard to imagine; it had not occurred to me; who could have thought that
liào dào to foresee; to anticipate
děng dào to wait until; by the time when (sth is ready etc)
bàn dào to accomplish; to get sth done
位 dào wèi to get to the intended location; to be in place; to be in position; precise; well (done)
wén dào to smell; to sniff sth out; to perceive by smelling
场 dào chǎng to show up; present (at the scene)
从头尾 cóng tóu dào wěi from start to finish; from head to tail; the whole (thing)
意想不 yì xiǎng bù dào unexpected; previously unimagined
头来 dào tóu lái in the end; finally; as a result
期 dào qī to fall due (loan etc); to expire (visa etc); to mature (investment bond etc)
一天晚 yī tiān dào wǎn all day long; the whole day
得不 dé bù dào cannot get; cannot obtain
shuō dào zuò dào to be as good as one's word (idiom); to keep one's promise
底 shuō dào dǐ in the final analysis; in the end
手 dào shǒu to take possession of; to get hold of
家 dào jiā perfect; excellent; brought to the utmost degree
lǐng dào to receive
qiān dào to register; to sign in
时 dào shí at that (future) time