登
dēng
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)
他们今天登上了那座山的顶峰。
tā men jīn tiān dēng shàng le nà zuò shān de dǐng fēng。
They scaled the peak of that mountain today.
这篇文章已经登在今天的报纸上了。
zhè piān wén zhāng yǐ jīng dēng zài jīn tiān de bào zhǐ shàng le。
This article has already been published in today's newspaper.
Words with 登
登载
dēng zǎi
to publish (in newspapers or magazines)
粉墨登场
fěn mò dēng chǎng
to make up and go on stage (idiom); to embark on a career (esp. in politics or crime)
登岸
dēng àn
to go ashore
登极
dēng jí
to ascend the throne
勃兰登堡
bó lán dēng bǎo
Brandenburg
登台表演
dēng tái biǎo yǎn
to go on stage
远程登录
yuǎn chéng dēng lù
to log in remotely
选民登记
xuǎn mín dēng jì
voter registration
难于登天
nán yú dēng tiān
harder than climbing to heaven (idiom)
丽池卡登
lì chí kǎ dēng
Ritz-Carlton (hotel chain)
一步登天
yī bù dēng tiān
reaching heaven in a single bound (idiom); (esp. with negative: don't expect) instant success
不登大雅之堂
bù dēng dà yǎ zhī táng
lit. not fit for elegant hall (of artwork)