to receive, to accept, to undertake, to bear

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Example Sentences

Real-world example sentences demonstrating how is used in context
1
chéng
rèn
le
de
cuò

He admitted his mistake.

2
chéng
le
qīn
de
chǎn

He inherited his father's legacy.

3
men
yào
chéng
dān
zhè
ge
rèn

We need to take this responsibility.

4
zhè
ge
xiāng
zi
hěn
zhòng
chéng
shòu
liǎo

This box is very heavy, I can't bear it.

5
chéng
shòu
zhe
de
gōng
zuò
dàn
cóng
bào
yuàn

He bears great work pressure but never complains.

6
zhè
zuò
qiáo
shè
shí
kǎo
le
yào
chéng
shòu
qiáng
fēng
zhèn
de
yǐng
xiǎng

This bridge was designed to withstand strong winds and earthquakes.

7
chéng
dān
zhè
ge
rèn

I will take on this task.

8
yuàn
chéng
dān
zhào
di
de
rèn

He is willing to take on the responsibility of looking after his younger brother.

9
gōng
chéng
dān
yīn
chǎn
pǐn
zhì
liàng
wèn
zào
chéng
de
sǔn
shī

The company must bear the losses caused by product quality issues.

10
chéng
rèn
zhè
shì
de
cuò

I admit this is my fault.

Information

Traditional
Radical
Strokes8
StructureSingle Body
Frequency#1241
Zhuyinㄔㄥˊ
Components
UnicodeU+627F
CangjieNNQO
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Cultural note

Traditional Chinese culture often connects characters and names with the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water) and Yin–Yang, a system also used to describe personality tendencies.

Learn how the Five Elements describe personality