告

Pronunciation : gào [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Meaning : tell; inform; notify. (v) sue; take somebody to court. (v) request; ask for. (v) announce; declare. (v) reach (a particular state). (v) Radical : 口 Strokes : 7 Traditional : 告 Usage : 34.6%

Common Words / Phrases:

1.

告白 gào bái

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profess one's devotion; justify oneself

2.

告别 gào bié

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:

part from; leave

3.

告示 gào shi

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notice; official proclamation

4.

告诉 gào su

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inform; tell

5.

报告 bào gào

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:

report

6.

被告 bèi gào

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the accused; defendant

7.

原告 yuán gào

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plaintiff

8.

传告 chuán gào

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convey

9.

广告 guǎng gào

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advertisement

10.

警告 jǐng gào

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:

warning

Sentences:

1. I forbid you to tell anyone. wǒ bú xǔ nǐ gào sù rèn hé rén 。 我 不 许 你 告 诉 任 何 人 。 [Audio clip: view full post to listen]

我 : I 不许 : not allow 你 : you 告诉 : tell 任何 : any 人 : person

2. They waved farewell. tā men huī shǒu gào bié 。 他 们 挥 手 告 别 。 [Audio clip: view full post to listen]

他们 : they 挥手 : wave hand 告别 : farewell

3. The movie was played after the ads. guǎng gào guò hòu ， yǐng piàn cái kāi shǐ bō yìng 。 广 告 过 后 ， 影 片 才 开 始 播 映 。 [Audio clip: view full post to listen]

广告 : ads 过后 : after 影片 : movie 才 : only 开始 : start 播映 : play

4. I'm going to charge you. wǒ yào kòng gào nǐ 。 我 要 控 告 你 。 [Audio clip: view full post to listen]

我 : I 要 : want to 控告 : charge; sue 你 : you

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