Lingaku跟【gēn】
HSK 1
- heel
- to follow closely
- to go with
- (of a woman) to marry sb
- with
- compared with
- to
- towards
- and (joining two nouns)
Generated: Used to describe the back part of the foot below the ankle.
He fell down and hurt his heel.
Generated: To go after someone or something closely.
The puppy followed closely behind its owner.
Generated: To accompany or be together with someone or something.
Generated: Used to indicate the action of a woman getting married to someone.
She decided to marry him.
Generated: Used to express being in the company or presence of someone.
I don't want to go alone, can you come with me?
Generated: Used to indicate the similarity or difference between two things.
Generated: Used to indicate the recipient or target of an action.
Please hand the report to the manager.
Generated: Used to indicate the direction or orientation of movement.
They walked towards the city center together.
Generated: Used to connect two nouns together.