Telling or informing someone
In these words, 告 (gào) means 'to tell' or 'to inform', often combined with another verb to specify the manner of communication.
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In these words, 告 (gào) means 'to tell' or 'to inform', often combined with another verb to specify the manner of communication.
An ox (牛) with a mouth (口) below — announcing or reporting something, like an ox's loud call.
to tell
pass on; communicate; transmit
In these words, 告 (gào) appears at the end to indicate a public or official announcement.
In these words, 告 (gào) is used in legal or formal contexts to mean 'accuse', 'sue', or 'charge'.
Sue / bring a lawsuit against
bid farewell to; to say good-bye to
He decided to tell me the truth.
Someone reported him for embezzling public funds.
The teacher warned me not to talk in class.
Please tell me your name.
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