Dictionary › 登
登
dēng
What 登 means
- to scale (a height)
- to ascend
- to mount
- to publish or record
- to enter (e.g. in a register)
- to press down with the foot
- to step or tread on
- to put on (shoes or trousers) (dialect)
- to be gathered and taken to the threshing ground (old)
Example sentences
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请登入。Log in.
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几点登机?What's the boarding time?
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艾米莉恨攀登。àimǐlì hèn pāndēng.Emily hates climbing.
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我不应该登出。Wǒ bù yīnggāi dēngchū.I shouldn't have logged off.
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你有登山靴吗?Do you have hiking boots?
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你有登山鞋吗?Do you have walking shoes?
Words starting with 登
- 登记dēng jìto register (one's name)
- 登机牌dēng jī páiboarding pass
- 登录dēng lùto register; to log in
- 登陆dēng lùto land; to come ashore; to make landfall (of typhoon etc)
- 登上dēng shàngto climb over; to ascend onto; to mount
- 登山dēng shānto climb a mountain; climbing; mountaineering
- 登场dēng chǎngto go on stage; fig. to appear on the scene; used in advertising to mean new product
- 登机dēng jīto board a plane
- 登时dēng shíimmediately; at once
- 登门dēng ménto visit sb at home
- 登记表dēng jì biǎoregistration form
- 登载dēng zǎito publish (in newspapers or magazines); to record (bookkeeping entries)
- 登月dēng yuèto go (up) to the moon
- 登出dēng chūto log out (computer); to publish; to be published
- 登基dēng jīto ascend the throne
- 登峰造极dēng fēng zào jíto reach great heights (in technical skills or scholastic achievements)
- 登报dēng bàoto publish in the newspapers
- 登临dēng línto visit places famous for their scenery
- 登机口dēng jī kǒudeparture gate (aviation)
- 登岸dēng ànto go ashore; to disembark
- 登入dēng rù(computing) to log in; to enter (data, names etc) into a register or official list
- 登极dēng jíto ascend the throne
- 登轮dēng lúnto board a ship
- 登出来dēng chū láito publish; to appear (in print)
Words containing 登
- 刊登kān dēngto carry a story; to publish (in a newspaper or magazine)
- 攀登pān dēngto climb; to pull oneself up; to clamber
- 李登辉Lǐ Dēng huīLee Teng-hui (1923–2020), Taiwanese politician, president of the Republic of China…
- 摩登mó dēngmodern (loanword); fashionable
- 荣登róng dēng(of a list, music chart etc) to reach the top
- 粉墨登场fěn mò dēng chǎngto make up and go on stage (idiom); to embark on a career (esp. in politics or crime)
- 捷足先登jié zú xiān dēngthe quick-footed climb up first (idiom); the early bird catches the worm…
- 巴登Bā dēngBaden (region in Germany)
- 小登xiǎo dēng(slang) youngster; kid (humorous or self-deprecating neologism derived from 老登
- 拉登Lā dēng(Osama) bin Laden (1957-2011), leader of Al Qaeda
- 海登Hǎi dēngHayden or Haydn (name)
- 照登zhào dēngto publish unaltered
- 老登lǎo dēng(derog.) older man (esp. one seen as out of touch)
- 补登bǔ dēngrecord entry (e.g. into a bank passbook)
- 哈尔登Hā ěr dēngHalden (city in Norway)
- 喜来登Xǐ lái dēngSheraton (hotel chain)
- 文登区Wén dēng QūWendeng, a district of Weihai City 威海市
- 斯诺登Sī nuò dēngEdward Snowden (1983-), American surveillance program whistleblower
- 本拉登Běn Lā dēng(Osama) bin Laden (1957-2011), leader of Al Qaeda
- 满登登mǎn dēng dēngbrim full; filled to overflowing
- 补登机bǔ dēng jīpassbook entry machine
- 单点登录dān diǎn dēng lùsingle sign-on (SSO)
- 德勒斯登Dé lè sī dēng(Taiwan) Dresden, capital of Saxony, Germany
- 满满登登mǎn mǎn dēng dēngample; extremely abundant
Characters that look like 登
Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.
- 督dū(bound form) to supervise
- 替tìto substitute for; to take the place of; to replace
- 誉yùto praise; to acclaim; reputation
- 梵Fànabbr. for 梵教; abbr. for Sanskrit 梵语; abbr. for 梵蒂冈
- 婪lánavaricious
- 萱xuānorange day-lily (Hemerocallis flava)
Sounds the same
Read dēng, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 灯lamp; light; lantern
- 蹬to step on; to tread on; to put on; to wear (shoes, trousers etc); (slang) to dump (sb)
- 噔(onomatopoeia) thud; thump
- 豋ceremonial vessel
- 簦large umbrella for stalls; an ancient kind of bamboo or straw hat
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