请
to ask, to request; to invite; please; to ask; please (do sth); to treat (to a meal etc); to request
- Strokes
- 10
- Pinyin
- qǐng
Parts
Words with 请
- 促请cù qǐng · cuqingto urge
- 务请wù qǐng · wuqingplease (formal)
- 吃请chī qǐng · chiqingto be a guest at a dinner party; to be wined and dined (as a bribe)
- 呈请chéng qǐng · chengqingto submit (to superiors)
- 咨请zī qǐng · ziqingto formally request (by means of an official communication 咨文[zi1 wen2])
- 回请huí qǐng · huiqingto return an invitation
- 报请bào qǐng · baoqingto report, requesting approval; written request for instructions
- 宴请yàn qǐng · yanqingto entertain (for dinner); to invite to dinner
- 延请yán qǐng · yanqingto employ; to send for sb promising employment
- 恳请kěn qǐng · kenqingto request earnestly
- 招请zhāo qǐng · zhaoqingto recruit; to take on (an employee)
- 提请tí qǐng · tiqingto propose
- 搬请bān qǐng · banqingto request; to call for
- 敬请jìng qǐng · jingqingplease (do sth) (deferential form)
- 有请yǒu qǐng · youqingto request the pleasure of seeing sb; to ask sb in; to ask sb to do sth (e.g. make a speech)
- 查收chá shōu · chashouto check for receipt of (an email, an enclosed item in a letter etc) (typically used in the polite imperative, e.g. after 請|请[qing3])
- 烦请fán qǐng · fanqing(courteous) would you please ...
- 申请shēn qǐng · shenqingto apply for sth; application form (CL:份[fen4])
- 吁请yù qǐng · yuqingto implore; to entreat
- 约请yuē qǐng · yueqingto invite; to issue an invitation
- 聘请pìn qǐng · pinqingto engage; to hire (a lawyer etc)
- 声请shēng qǐng · shengqingto make a formal request; formal request; to make a claim (law)
- 请便qǐng biàn · qingbianPlease do as you wish!; You are welcome to do whatever you like!; Please make yourself at home.
- 请假qǐng jià · qingjiato request leave of absence
- 请功qǐng gōng · qinggongto request recognition for sb's merits; to recommend sb for promotion or an award
- 请勿qǐng wù · qingwuplease don't
- 请问qǐng wèn · qingwenExcuse me, may I ask...?
- 请坐qǐng zuò · qingzuoplease, have a seat
- 请安qǐng ān · qinganto pay respects; to wish good health; in Qing times, a specific form of salutation (see also 打千[da3 qian1])
- 请客qǐng kè · qingketo give a dinner party; to entertain guests; to invite to dinner