11 sentences for 行 (xíng — perform)

1. 大爷，行行好，给点零钱吧。

   dà​ye, xíng xíng​hǎo, gěi diǎn líng​qián ba.

   Sir, please be kind and give me some spare change.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

2. 广种福田，多行善事。

   guǎng zhòng fú​tián, duō xíng shàn​shì.

   Sow seeds of merit widely and do more good deeds.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

3. 他向长辈行稽首礼。

   tā xiàng zhǎng​bèi xíng qǐ shǒu lǐ.

   He performed the kowtow ritual to his elders.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

4. 由于身体残疾，他无法行人道。

   yóu​yú shēn​tǐ cán​jí, tā wú​fǎ xíng rén​dào.

   Due to his physical disability, he is unable to perform his marital duties.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

5. 他说话做事总是言必信，行必果。

   tā shuō​huà zuò shì zǒng​shì yán bì xìn, xíng bì guǒ.

   He is always true to his word and decisive in his actions.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

6. 机关单位应当厉行节约，杜绝浪费。

   jī​guān dān​wèi yīng​dāng lì xíng jié​yuē, dù​jué làng​fèi.

   Government agencies should strictly practice economy and eliminate waste.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

7. 他在仪式上向长辈行了一个大礼。

   tā zài yí​shì shàng xiàng zhǎng​bèi xíng le yī​gè dà lǐ.

   He performed a formal bow to his elders at the ceremony.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

8. 既然事关重大，你应该三思而后行。

   jì​rán shì​guān​zhòng​dà, nǐ yīng​gāi sān sī ér​hòu xíng.

   Since it is a matter of great importance, you should think twice before acting.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

9. 他决定遂行原定的计划，不再做任何修改。

   tā jué​dìng suì xíng yuán​dìng de jì​huà, bù zài zuò rèn​hé xiū​gǎi.

   He decided to carry out the original plan without making any more changes.

   Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

10. 公司要求全体员工必须严格执行新出台的规章制度。

    gōng​sī yāo​qiú quán​tǐ yuán​gōng bì​xū yán​gé zhí xíng xīn chū​tái de guī​zhāng zhì​dù.

    The company requires all employees to strictly implement the newly issued rules and regulations.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

11. 在古代，女子出嫁时要由家里的女性长辈为其行上头之礼。

    zài gǔ​dài, nǚ​zǐ chū​jià shí yào yóu jiā​lǐ de nǚ​xìng zhǎng​bèi wèi qí xíng shàng​tóu zhī lǐ.

    In ancient times, when a woman got married, a female elder in the family would perform the hair-combing ceremony for her.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary