Most Used Character 5
Fifth Most Commonly Used Chinese Character
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Fifth Most Used Chinese Character
appearance score: # 5
frequency: 1.0999916%
Character 
Animation
Strokes
2
A Very Simple Example of Usage
苹果红了。
translation: Apples got red.
| píngguǒ | hóng | le |
| 苹果 | 红 | 了。 |
| Apple | Red | (indicates the completion of the change) |
Pronunciation
Meaning
| - | Used after a verb or an adjective to indicate the completion of an action or of a change. The action or the change may be: 1. already occurred in the past; 2. expected, anticipated or supposed to occur in the future |
| - | Used at the end of a sentence to indicate changes or the emergence of a new situation. It may be that: 1. the new situation has already arisen in the past; 2. the new situation is expected to arise in the future; 3. a certain new situation may arise on certain conditions; 4. the change refers to a change in one's point of view, understanding, opinion, conduct |
| - | Used at the end of an imperative sentence when urging, advising, warning someone against doing something |
| - | Used at the end of a sentence with a time-measure complement to indicate that the action (or the result of the action) has not ended |
Pronunciation
Meaning
| - | Finish, complete, end, fulfill, dispose of, settle; understand, know, realize |
| - | Used with  or  after a verb to indicate possibility |
| - | Entirely, a bit |
Pronunciation
Meaning
| - | Survey, watch from a height or a distance |
This character has a different traditional version.
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