【rù】

HSK 6
  1. to enter
  2. to go into
  3. to join
  4. to become a member of
  5. to confirm or agree with
  6. abbr. for 入聲|入声[ru4 sheng1]
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to enter
    2. This meaning is used when talking about physically going into a place or space.
    He walked into the room.
    Please take your seat.
  2. to go into
    3. This meaning is similar to "to enter," often used to describe moving into a particular state or condition.
    She went into a predicament.
    They went into discussion.
  3. to join
    4. This meaning is used when someone becomes part of a group or organization.
    She decided to join this club.
    We welcome new members to join.
  4. to become a member of
    5. This is a more specific form of "to join," emphasizing the act of officially becoming a part of a group.
    He has become a member of this event.
    Do you want to become a member of this book's reading group?
  5. to confirm or agree with
    6. This meaning is used when someone expresses their acceptance or agreement with a statement or proposal.
    He agreed with my viewpoint.
    I confirmed your idea.
  6. abbr. for 入聲|入声[ru4 sheng1]
    7. This is an abbreviation and refers to a specific tone in Chinese phonology, which is relevant mainly in linguistic contexts.
    Learning the entering tone is important for pronunciation.
    This character has the characteristics of the entering tone.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to enter schoolto jointo join the Partyto check into enter intocheck-in registrationto enter the countryto become a member (of a society)to confirm seatingto record (an entry in account)to invest in sharesto be shortlistedto get startedto enter a venueto join a group or partnership
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