(ràng)

to let; to make (sb do sth); to yield

How 讓 is written

Strokes
24
Radical
— speech
Traditional
Simplified

Common words using 讓

互不相讓 hùbùxiāngràng
neither giving way to the other
出讓 chūràng
to transfer (one's property or rights to sb else)
忍讓 rěnràng
to exercise forbearance; patient and accommodating
承讓 chéngràng
you let me win (said politely after winning a game)
拱手相讓 gōngshǒuxiāngràng
to bow and give way (idiom); to surrender sth readily
當仁不讓 dāngrénbùràng
to be unwilling to pass on one's responsibilities to others
禪讓 shànràng
to abdicate
謙讓 qiānràng
to modestly decline
讓位 ràngwèi
to abdicate; to yield
讓坐 ràngzuò
to give up one's seat; to be seated
讓座 ràngzuò
to give up one's seat for sb
讓步 ràngbù
to concede; to give in; to yield

讓 in a sentence

讓我來幫你吧。

Ràng wǒ lái bāng nǐ ba.

“Let me help you.”

How common is 讓?

讓 is the 339th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 67.4% of all running text.

Characters that appear with 讓

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