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来的笔画顺序
  • Simplified : 来
  • Traditional : 來
  • Pronunciation : lái
  • Definition : to come
Usages
  • 原来 : original | former | originally | formerly | at first
  • 由来 : origin
  • 以来 : since (a previous event)
  • 醒来 : waken
  • 未来 : future | tomorrow | approaching | coming | pending
  • 往来 : dealings | contacts | to go back and forth
  • 外来 : external | foreign | outside
  • 泰来 : (N) Tailai (place in Heilongjiang)
  • 素来 : (adv) usually
  • 上来 : (v) come up | (v) approach | used after verb to indicate success
  • 如来 : Tathagata (Buddhist term)
  • 起来 : beginning or continuing an action | upward movement | stand up
  • 年来 : over the last ... years
  • 马来 : Malay
  • 历来 : always | throughout (a period of time) | (of) all-time
  • 来源 : source (of information, etc) | origin
  • 来信 : incoming letter | send a letter here
  • 来往 : to come and go
  • 来说 : (v) interpret a topic from a certain point of view
  • 来年 : next year | the coming year
  • 来临 : approach | come closer
  • 来历 : history | antecedents | origin
  • 来客 : (n) guest
  • 来看 : (v) interpret a topic from a certain point of view
  • 来回 : make a round trip | make a return journey
  • 来凤 : (N) Laifeng (place in Hubei)
  • 来访 : pay a visit
  • 来到 : to come | to arrive
  • 来宾 : guest | visitor
  • 来安 : (N) Lai'an (place in Anhui)
  • 看来 : apparently | it seems that | it appears | it seems
  • 进来 : (v) come in
  • 近来 : recently | lately
  • 将来 : (the) future
  • 惠来 : (N) Huilai (place in Guangdong)
  • 回来 : return | come back
  • 怀来 : (N) Huailai (place in Hebei)
  • 后来 : afterwards | later
  • 过来 : to manage | to handle | to be able to take care of
  • 古来 : old-time
  • 到来 : arrival | advent
  • 从来 : always | at all times | never (if used in negative sentence)
  • 来自 : to come from (a place)
  • 向来 : always | all along
  • 出来 : to come out | to emerge
  • 胡来 : (v) make a complete hash of things; cause trouble
  • 带来 : to bring | to bring about | to produce
  • 本来 : original | originally | at first | it goes without saying | of course
  • 来着 : (an auxiliary showing sth. happened in the past)
  • 下来 : (verb suffix indicating continuation, etc.)

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