跟 (gēn)
with/and/to follow
How 跟 is written
- Strokes
- 13
- Radical
- ⻊ — foot
- Traditional
- 跟
- Simplified
- 跟 (unchanged)
Components
- ⻊ foot
- 艮 stopping
Common words using 跟
- 高跟鞋 gāogēnxié
- high-heeled shoes
- 栽跟頭 zāigēntou
- to suffer a setback
- 緊跟 jǐngēn
- to follow precisely; to comply with
- 翻跟斗 fāngēndǒu
- to turn a somersault
- 翻跟頭 fāngēntou
- to tumble; to turn a cartwheel; a somersault
- 腳跟 jiǎogēn
- heel
- 跟上 gēnshàng
- to catch up with; to keep pace with
- 跟前 gēnqián
- in front of; close to; nearby
- 跟從 gēncóng
- to follow; (of a woman) to get married; (old) attendant
- 跟班 gēnbān
- attendant; footman (servant)
- 跟腱 gēnjiàn
- heel tendon of mammals; Achilles tendon
- 跟腳 gēnjiǎo
- to feet the feet perfectly; to follow closely; hard on sb's heels
跟 in a sentence
你想跟我一起去嗎？
Nǐ xiǎng gēn wǒ yìqǐ qù ma?
“Do you want to go with me?”
How common is 跟?
跟 is the 541st most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 77.5% of all running text.
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