登机dēngjīto board a plane
- Theme
- Travel
- Level
- HSK 4
- Strokes
- 18
- Characters
- 2
How 登机 is written
Stroke order matters: it sets the proportions of the character and how a reader will parse it. In the trainer these same boxes reject a stroke drawn out of turn.
Examples
请在六点以前登机。
Qǐng zài liù diǎn yǐqián dēngjī.
Please board before six o'clock.
- 请qǐngto ask
- 在zàito be at; in
- 六liùsix
- 点diǎno'clock
- 以前yǐqiánbefore; ago
- 登机dēngjīto board a plane
我们还没有开始登机。
Wǒmen hái méiyǒu kāishǐ dēngjī.
Boarding has not started yet.
- 我们wǒmenwe
- 还háistill
- 没有méiyǒuto not have
- 开始kāishǐto begin
- 登机dēngjīto board a plane
Not to be confused with
Characters that look or sound alike. The trainer mixes them into the answer options for exactly that reason — so the difference sticks.
- 飞机fēijīaeroplane
- 登记
- 机场