赴 Stroke Order

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Information of 赴

Pinyin fù

Radical

走

Strokes

9 strokes

Usage

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Definition

go towards / go to / attend (a banquet, etc.) / to go

赴 [fù] 1. (Verb) To go to; to move toward. - Example: 赴京 (go to Beijing), 赴会 (attend a meeting), 赴任 (take up a post), 赴约 (go to an appointment), 赴宴 (attend a banquet). 2. (Verb) To participate in; to jump into (a certain situation). - Example: 赴战 (go to battle), 赴敌 (join the fight against the enemy), 赴难 (rush to help in difficulties), 赴义 (participate in a righteous cause). 3. (Verb) Ancient variant of “讣” (give an obituary). - Example: The term historically referred to announcements of death. 4. (Verb) To jump in; to throw oneself into. - Example: 赴海 (jump into the sea). 5. (Verb) To devote oneself; to engage in. - Example: 赴命 (to work tirelessly; to strive hard). 6. (Verb) To comply; to adapt. - Example: 赴拍 (to match a rhythm). 7. (Verb) To swim. - Example: 赴水 (to swim). 8. (Verb) Also means to topple; to fall forward. - Example: 病赴 (to fall due to illness). 引 (References) 1. 《说文》: 赴, 趋也 (go toward). 2. 《乐府诗集·木兰诗》: 万里赴戎机, 关山度若飞 (travel thousands of miles with urgency). 3. 《孟子·梁惠王上》: 天下之欲疾其君者, 皆欲赴愬于王 (those who desire swift assistance from the king). 4. 《左传·昭公二十五年》: 以赴礼者 (to attend to the matters of etiquette). 5. 《庄子·秋水》: 赴水则接腋持颐 (when jumping into the water, hold your armpits). 例 (Examples) - 赴吊 (to go to mourn), 赴市 (to go to the market), 赴考 (to go to take an exam), 赴哀 (to go to mourn a death), 赴接 (to go to assist or rescue).

奔赴 bēn fù

to rush to / to hurry to

赴宴 fù yàn

to attend a banquet

押赴 yā fù

send

赴汤蹈火 fù tāng dǎo huǒ

to go through water and tread on fire (idiom); not afraid of any difficulty

开赴 kāi fù

(of troops) to depart for / to head for

赶赴 gǎn fù

to hurry / to rush

全力以赴 quán lì yǐ fù

to do at all costs / to make an all-out effort

赴任 fù rèn

to travel to take up a new post

分赴 fēn fù

leave for different destinations

转赴 zhuǎn fù

Transfer to

赴约 fù yuē

to keep an appointment

飞赴 fēi fù

Fly to

赴法 fù fǎ

Go to France

前赴后继 qián fù hòu jì

to advance dauntlessly in wave upon wave (idiom)

赴死 fù sǐ

to meet death

赴难 fù nàn

go to the aid of one's country / go to help save the country from danger

赴席 fù xí

Go to the table

共赴国难 gòng fù guó nàn

call for united efforts to save the nation / work together to save the country in time of national crisis

单刀赴会 dān dāo fù huì

lit. to go among enemies with only one's sword (idiom) / fig. to go alone into enemy lines

赴考 fù kǎo

to go and sit an examination