Arriving and Reaching
到 (dào) marks arrival at a place or reaching a goal, as in 到达 (arrive) or 达到 (achieve).
到 (dào): To arrive — Stroke Order & Writing Guide
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到 (dào) marks arrival at a place or reaching a goal, as in 到达 (arrive) or 达到 (achieve).
to arrive; get to reach
到 (dào) appears in verbs for encountering or receiving something, like 遇到 (meet) or 收到 (receive).
to feel; to sense; to perceive
到 (dào) sets a time limit or final point, as in 直到 (until) or 到底 (in the end).
everywhere
(in an expression of the form 起到…用) to have (a (motivating etc) effect); to play (a (stabilizing etc) role)
He arrives at school at three in the afternoon.
We will arrive in Beijing tomorrow morning
I saw a little cat in the park
I will arrive in Beijing tomorrow.
I suddenly thought of a good idea
in the final analysis; in the long run
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