登
climb; publish; grain ripe; surname
Meanings
5 senses · 22 examplesverb
climb; ascend (on foot)
Can be used literally for physical movement or metaphorically for rapid progress.
We are going mountain climbing this weekend.
The plane will soon land at Shanghai Pudong Airport.
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He rides a bike up Ban Mountain Peak every day.
It's impossible to reach the sky in one step; long-term effort is needed.
She finally stepped onto the stage of a legendary singer.
verb
publish; print; record
Used for text, photos, or names appearing in media, books, or official records.
This news report has been published in the newspaper.
Please help me register my personal information.
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His name was added to the outstanding employee list.
This poem was published in this year's literary journal.
The award list will be posted on the official website.
verb
ripe (for grains)
literaryUsed exclusively for crop maturity in agricultural contexts.
This year, all grains are ripe, and farmers are very happy.
The crops in the fields are ripe.
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The harvest scenery fills everyone with hope.
Last year's harvested grain was enough for a whole year.
Autumn is the season for grain to ripen and be harvested.
noun
surname Deng
A common Chinese family name.
Mr. Deng is our new colleague.
I have a friend with the surname Deng, everyone calls him Brother Deng.
verb
kick; step on; pedal
dialectA dialectal synonym for 蹬, used mainly in informal spoken language to mean kicking or stepping on something.
He kicked away the chair blocking the way.
Pedaling a bike is the same as 登 a bike.
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He pressed the gas pedal, and the car rushed forward.
Don't step on my foot!
He kicked open the tightly closed door with his foot.