进 (pinyin: jìn, written "jin" or "jin") means to enter, to come in; to advance. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 进.
Meaning
to enter, to come in; to advance
Stroke order
进
Examples
有关负责人表示,新线路的开通将促进沿线地区的经济发展。
yǒu guān fù zé rén biǎo shì, xīn xiàn lù de kāi tōng jiāng cù jìn yán xiàn dì qū de jīng jì fā zhǎn.
Officials in charge stated that the new line's opening will promote economic development along the route.
周六早上,他做了一个决定:今天一整天不看手机。他把手机关掉,放进抽屉里。
zhōu liù zǎo shang, tā zuò le yí ge jué dìng: jīn tiān yì zhěng tiān bú kàn shǒu jī. tā bǎ shǒu jī guān diào, fàng jìn chōu ti lǐ.
Saturday morning, he made a decision: no phone all day today. He turned off his phone and put it in a drawer.