Lingaku去【qù】
HSK 1
- to go
- to go to (a place)
- (of a time etc) last
- just passed
- to send
- to remove
- to get rid of
- to reduce
- to be apart from in space or time
- to die (euphemism)
- to play (a part)
- (when used either before or after a verb) to go in order to do sth
- (after a verb of motion indicates movement away from the speaker)
- (used after certain verbs to indicate detachment or separation)
Generated: This is the most basic meaning of "去". It is used to express the action of going from one place to another.
Generated: This is similar to the first meaning but explicitly indicates the destination.
Generated: This meaning is used to indicate that a period of time has passed or ended.
Last week, I took a trip to Shanghai for three days and two nights.
Generated: This meaning is used to indicate that something has just ended or occurred recently.
Generated: This meaning is used when describing the action of sending something or someone.
Generated: This meaning refers to the action of removing something physically.
Generated: This meaning is used when talking about eliminating or getting rid of something unwanted.
Generated: This meaning is used to express the action of reducing something, such as size, amount, or intensity.
Generated: This meaning indicates being separated from someone or something in space or time.
Generated: This is a euphemism to express someone's passing away.
Generated: This meaning is used when someone is acting or playing a role.
Generated: This construction indicates the purpose or direction of an action.
Generated: This usage indicates movement away from the speaker.
Generated: This usage indicates detachment or separation between the subject and the action/object.