dòng
traditional

How to write (dòng) in Chinese

(pinyin: dòng, written "dong" or "dong") means to move; to act, to do. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • to move; to act, to do

Stroke order

Examples

已经晚上八点多了,我累得不想动。
yǐ jīng wǎn shang bā diǎn duō le, wǒ lèi de bù xiǎng dòng.
It was already past eight in the evening, and I was too tired to move.
她说,泡茶不只是为了喝。每一个动作都有意义。
tā shuō, pào chá bù zhǐ shì wèi le hē. měi yí ge dòng zuò dōu yǒu yì yì.
She said: brewing tea is not just for drinking. Every motion has meaning.
超过两千名消防员和当地志愿者参与了灭火行动。
chāo guò liǎng qiān míng xiāo fáng yuán hé dāng dì zhì yuàn zhě cān yù le miè huǒ xíng dòng.
Over two thousand firefighters and local volunteers participated in the firefighting operation.
狗主人来到现场后,豆豆立刻认出了他们,一家人都激动得流下了眼泪。
gǒu zhǔ rén lái dào xiàn chǎng hòu, dòu dou lì kè rèn chū le tā men, yì jiā rén dōu jī dòng de liú xià le yǎn lèi.
When the owners arrived, Doudou immediately recognised them. The whole family was so moved they cried.

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