領 (lǐng)
to receive/to pick up/collar/to lead
How 領 is written
- Strokes
- 14
- Radical
- 人 — human
- Traditional
- 領
- Simplified
- 领
Components
- 人 human
- 丶 dot
- 龴 N/A
- 頁 leaf
Common words using 領
- 帶領 dàilǐng
- to guide; to lead
- 申領 shēnlǐng
- to apply (for license, visa etc)
- 領取 lǐngqǔ
- to receive; to draw; to get
- 領導 lǐngdǎo
- lead; leading; to lead
- 佔領 zhànlǐng
- to occupy (a territory); to hold
- 圓領 yuánlǐng
- crew neck; round neck (of pull-over garment, e.g. T-shirt)
- 引領 yǐnlǐng
- to crane one's neck; to await eagerly; to lead
- 本領 běnlǐng
- skill; ability; capability
- 率領 shuàilǐng
- to lead; to command; to head
- 白領 báilǐng
- white collar; business person
- 認領 rènlǐng
- to claim (as one's property); to adopt (a child); to accept (an illegitimate child as one's own)
- 領先 lǐngxiān
- to lead; to be in front
領 in a sentence
我要去郵局領包裹。
Wǒ yào qù yóujú lǐng bāoguǒ.
“I need to go to the post office to pick up a package.”
How common is 領?
領 is the 329th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 66.7% of all running text.
Characters that appear with 領
Master 領 and 5,000 others.
Flashcards and Writing Practice. Every single character in A Course in Contemporary Chinese 當代中文課程.
領
Start Learning
Flashcard Add to your deck