度【dù】
HSK 2
- to pass
- to spend (time)
- measure
- limit
- extent
- degree of intensity
- degree (angles, temperature etc)
- kilowatt-hour
- classifier for events and occurrences
Generated: This meaning is often used to indicate the act of moving past something or completing a process, such as passing a test or passing by a location.
He passed the exam.
Generated: This usage refers to the act of allocating time to activities, often related to personal or leisure activities.
Generated: This meaning signifies quantifying or assessing something, often used in mathematical or scientific contexts.
A ruler can measure length.
Generated: This usage implies a restriction or a boundary of a certain amount or extent.
There are certain limits to construction in this area.
Generated: This refers to the level or range of something, often used to describe how much or in what quantity something exists.
He didn't know the extent of this situation.
Generated: This meaning relates to measuring how strong or severe something is, often used in contexts like emotions or weather.
Generated: This usage pertains to the measurement of angles, temperature, or other quantifiable aspects in scientific contexts.
Water boils at 100 degrees.
Generated: This meaning is used in the context of measuring energy consumption, particularly in electricity usage.
Generated: This usage refers to a grammatical classification in Chinese, where this term is used to count or categorize events or occurrences.
There were three heavy snow events this year.