dào
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How to write (dào) in Chinese

(pinyin: dào, written "dao" or "dao") means to arrive, to reach; up to, until; to (a place). Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to arrive, to reach; up to, until; to (a place)

Stroke order

Examples

我学到一件事:坦白比拖延有用得多。
wǒ xué dào yí jiàn shì: tǎn bái bǐ tuō yán yǒu yòng de duō.
I learned one thing: being honest is far more useful than dragging things out.
我刚才收到老板发的红包,我应该收吗?
wǒ gāng cái shōu dào lǎo bǎn fā de hóng bāo, wǒ yīng gāi shōu ma?
I just got a red envelope from the boss. Should I accept it?
一只乌鸦找到一块肉,飞到树上准备吃。
yì zhī wū yā zhǎo dào yí kuài ròu, fēi dào shù shang zhǔn bèi chī.
A crow found a piece of meat and flew up to a tree to eat it.
故事告诉我们:听到好话的时候要小心。
gù shi gào su wǒ men: tīng dào hǎo huà de shí hou yào xiǎo xīn.
The story tells us: be careful when you hear flattering words.
Learn in Lesson 1: Up you get

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