tóng
traditional

How to write (tóng) in Chinese

(pinyin: tóng, written "tong" or "tong") means same, similar; together with, alike. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write .

Meaning

  • same, similar; together with, alike

Stroke order

Examples

哈哈,这态度很好。走,我带你去。顺便认识一下其他同事。
hā hā, zhè tài du hěn hǎo. zǒu, wǒ dài nǐ qù. shùn biàn rèn shi yí xià qí tā tóng shì.
Ha ha, good attitude. Come on, I'll take you. We'll meet the other colleagues while we're at it.
我犹豫了一下,要不要给同事打电话借他的钥匙,可是他住得远。
wǒ yóu yù le yí xià, yào bu yào gěi tóng shì dǎ diàn huà jiè tā de yào shi, kě shì tā zhù de yuǎn.
I hesitated: should I call my colleague to borrow his keys, but he lives far away.
有关部门提醒,在森林防火期内,请大家共同保护我们的自然环境。
yǒu guān bù mén tí xǐng, zài sēn lín fáng huǒ qī nèi, qǐng dà jiā gòng tóng bǎo hù wǒ men de zì rán huán jìng.
Relevant authorities remind everyone to jointly protect our natural environment during the forest fire prevention period.
看场合。同事之间几块、几十块都正常。结婚那种,几百到几千都有。
kàn chǎng hé. tóng shì zhī jiān jǐ kuài, jǐ shí kuài dōu zhèng cháng. jié hūn nà zhǒng, jǐ bǎi dào jǐ qiān dōu yǒu.
Depends on the occasion. Between coworkers, a few yuan or a few tens is normal. For weddings, anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand.

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