east/host (i.e. sitting on east side of guest)/landlord, owner/a surname
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
語素
主人 owner
店東
店东
dim3 dung1 東主
房東
房东
fong4 dung1 landlord
股東
股东
gu2 dung1 shareholder
名詞
太陽升起嘅方向;當面對北方時,右手邊就係東方 east
遠東
远东
jyun5 dung1 Far East
東翼
东翼
dung1 jik6 east wing
太陽係從東面升起嘅。
太阳系从东面升起嘅。
taai3 joeng4 hai6 cung4 dung1 min6 sing1 hei2 ge3. The sun rises in the east.
名詞
請客嘅人、東道主 host
今日我做東。
今日我做东。
gam1 jat6 ngo5 zou6 dung1. The meal is on me today. (Literally: I'll be the host today.)
Definitions (Wiktionary)
character, Teochew
side
character
east
character
host
做東
做东
zuò dōng to be host
character
landlord; owner
房東
房东
fáng dōng landlord
股東
股东
gǔ dōng shareholder
character
(telegraphy) the first day of a month
Definitions (Unihan)
east, eastern, eastward
Cangjie Input - Simplified
KD
Cangjie Input - Traditional
DW
Definitions (HSK3.0)
HSK3 一级词汇表 #84
HSK3 一级汉字表 #49
HSK3 初等手写字表 #50
Examples (Tatoeba—Mandarin-English)
Mandarin
我们看东西不是看其实质,而是以我们的主观意识看它们的。
我們看東西不是看其實質,而是以我們的主觀意識看它們的。
wǒ men kàn dōng xī bú shi kàn qí shí zhì , ér shì yǐ wǒ men de zhǔ guān yì shí kàn tā men de 。
We don't see things as they are, but as we are.
Mandarin
他和他的姐妹们目前都住在东京。
他和他的姐妹們目前都住在東京。
tā hé tā dī jiě mèi men mù qián dōu zhù zài dōng jīng 。
His sisters as well as he are now living in Tokyo.
He and his sisters are currently living in Tokyo.
He and his sisters all live in Tokyo now.
Mandarin
我有两个儿子,一个在东京,另一个在名古屋。
我有兩個兒子,一個在東京,另一個在名古屋。
wǒ yǒu liǎng gè ér zi , yí gè zài dōng jīng , lìng yī gè zài míng gǔ wū 。
I have two sons; one is in Tokyo, and the other in Nagoya.
I have two sons. One is in Tokyo and the other is in Nagoya.
Mandarin
得不到的东西就最想得到。
得不到的東西就最想得到。
dé bù dào de dōng xī jiù zuì xiǎng dé dào 。
It is the things that we do not possess which seem to us most desirable.
Mandarin
彼得是一个利他主义的游戏玩家,他会把东西给需要的人,而不是为一己之私利出售。
彼得是一個利他主義的遊戲玩家,他會把東西給需要的人,而不是為一己之私利出售。
bǐ dé shì yí gè lì tā zhǔ yì de yóu xì wán jiā , tā huì bǎ dōng xī gěi xū yào de rén , ér bú shi wèi yī jǐ zhī sī lì chū shòu 。
Peter was an altruistic video game player; he would give items to people who needed them, rather than selling them for personal profit.