cóng
from
via
passing through
through (a gap)
past
ever (followed by negative, meaning never)
(formerly pr. [zong4] and related to 縱|纵) to follow
to comply with
to obey
to join
to engage in
adopting some mode of action or attitude
follower
retainer
accessory
accomplice
related by common paternal grandfather or earlier ancestor
cóng shì
to go for
to engage in
to undertake
to deal with
to handle
to do
zūn cóng
to comply with
to follow (directives)
to defer (to the judgment of superiors)
fú cóng
to obey (an order)
to comply
to defer
cóng lái
always
at all times
never (if used in negative sentence)
tīng cóng
to listen and obey
to comply with
to heed
to hearken
wú cóng
not to have access
beyond one's authority or capability
sth one has no way of doing
wú suǒ shì cóng
not knowing which course to follow (idiom); at a loss what to do
lì bù cóng xīn
less capable than desirable (idiom); not as strong as one would wish
the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak
cóng cǐ
from now on
since then
henceforth
cóng xiǎo
from childhood
as a child
shùn cóng
obedient
to comply
to submit
to defer
cóng qián
previously
formerly
once upon a time
zì cóng
since (a time)
ever since
cóng róng
to go easy
unhurried
calm
Taiwan pr. [cong1 rong2]
suí cóng
to accompany
to follow
to attend
entourage
attendant
máng cóng
to follow blindly
to conform slavishly
unthinking obedience
hé qù hé cóng
what course to follow
what path to take
cóng yōu
preferential treatment
most favored terms
Cóng huà
Conghua county level city in Guangzhou 廣州|广州[Guang3 zhou1], Guangdong
cóng yè rén yuán
employee
person employed in a trade or profession
Shěn Cóng wén
Shen Congwen (1902-1988), novelist
cóng jūn
to enlist
to serve in the army
cóng tóu dào wěi
from start to finish
from head to tail
the whole (thing)
cóng méi
never (in the past)
never did
cóng qīng
to be lenient (in sentencing)
zhǔ cóng
master-slave (computing)
client-server (computing)
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