(shàng qù) - to go up in Mandarin
shàngqùTraditional: 上去
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Translation
to go up
Word origin
上去 (shàng qù) combines 上 (shàng), 'up', with the directional verb 去 (qù), 'to go away'. As a directional complement it means 'to go up', away from the speaker.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 上 (shàng, up) + 去 (qù, go)
Stroke order
上
去
Examples
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Let's go up and have a look.
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He climbed up.
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Please go up to the third floor.
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Why not go up and have a look.
风景。
She climbed up to look at the view.
上去 (shàng qù) means to go up.
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