to walk; to go; to move on foot

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Example Sentences

Real-world example sentences demonstrating how is used in context
1
měi
tiān
zǒu
shàng
bān

I walk to work every day.

2
zhě
zǒu
fǎng访
le
shòu
zāi

The journalist visited the disaster area.

3
zǒu
láng
guà
zhe
hěn
duō
huà

There are many paintings hanging in the corridor.

4
zǒu
láng
hěn
zhǎng

The corridor is long.

5
hái
zi
men
zài
zǒu
láng
wán
shuǎ

The children are playing in the corridor.

6
zhè
tiáo
zǒu
láng
lián
jiē
zhe
bàn
gōng
shì
huì
shì

This corridor connects the office and the meeting room.

7
zǒu
lòu
le

The secret leaked out.

8
xiǎo
xīn
bié
ràng
xiāo
zǒu
lòu
chū

Be careful not to let the news leak out.

9
huì
nèi
róng
wài
zǒu
lòu
yǐn
le
guǎng广
fàn
guān
zhù

The content of the meeting accidentally leaked, attracting widespread attention.

10
zǒu
liǎo
shǒu

He smuggled a mobile phone.

Information

Traditional
Radical
Strokes7
StructureTop-Bottom
Frequency#347
Zhuyinㄗㄡˇ
Components
UnicodeU+8D70
CangjieGYO
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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