- 客户 kèhù clientclient; customer
- 客气 kèqi formalbehaving with the restraint of a guest or standing on ceremony
- 客人 kèrén guesta person who is invited to visit someone's home or attend a particular social occasion
- 游客 yóukè touristtraveler or tourist
- 客观 kèguān objectivebased on facts and reality; existing independently of human thoughts or feelings
- 顾客 gùkè customercustomer; client
- 旅客 lǚkè travelertraveler; tourist
- 乘客 chéngkè passenger
- 客场 kèchǎng away grounda sports venue belonging to the opposing team; an away-game arena or venue
- 客运 kèyùn intercity buslong-distance or intercity bus service, particularly in Taiwan
- 客车 kèchē busa large road vehicle or coach designed to carry passengers, especially for long distances
- 客厅 kètīng living roomliving room; sitting room
- 客房 kèfáng guest rooma room in a private house or a hotel designated for the use of guests
- 客流 kèliú passenger flowthe volume or movement of passengers within a transportation system or hub
- 博客 bókè blog(loanword) a blog; a blogger
- 做客 zuòkè be a guestto be a guest or visitor
- 请客 qǐngkè treatto invite guests to a meal or entertainment and pay the bill; to give a dinner party
- 客商 kèshāng merchanta merchant or business person who travels to conduct trade, especially those visiting trade fairs or exhibitions.
- 政客 zhèngkè politician
- 客机 kèjī airlinerpassenger plane
- 黑客 hēikè hacker(computing) (loanword) hacker
- 房客 fángkè tenant
- 刺客 cìkè assassin
- 客队 kèduì visiting teamvisiting team (sports)
- 常客 chángkè regulara person who visits a place frequently; a frequent visitor or patron
- 过客 guòkè passer-bya traveler who is passing through a place or on a journey
- 客体 kètǐ objectobject (philosophy)
- 客栈 kèzhàn inna place providing lodging and often food for travelers, typically referring to traditional taverns or small-scale guest houses
- 不客气 bùkèqi impolitelacking manners or courtesy; rude or uncomfortably blunt in speech or behavior
- 客源 kèyuán clientelesource of customers; customer base
- 宾客 bīnkè guestsguests or visitors, typically referring to a group invited to a formal event or social gathering
- 客串 kèchuàn cameoto make a guest appearance in a film, play, or performance, or to appear on stage in an amateur capacity
- 大客车 dàkèchē coachcoach; large bus
- 剑客 jiànkè swordsman
- 客家 Kèjiā HakkaHakka ethnic group, a subgroup of the Han that in the 13th century migrated from northern China to the south
- 食客 shíkè dinera person eating in a restaurant or other dining establishment
- 载客 zàikè carry passengersto take passengers on board
- 必胜客 Bìshèng Kè Pizza Hut
- 主客 zhǔkè host and guestthe host and the guest, or the parties involved in a social interaction or meeting.
- 说客 shuìkè adviseran itinerant political adviser in ancient China
- 拉客 lākè importuneto solicit for prostitution or in an aggressive, harassing manner
- 看客 kànkè onlookersaudience; spectators; onlookers
- 不速之客 bùsùzhīkè uninvited guestAn uninvited or unexpected guest.
- 客观性 kèguānxìng objectivity
- 毫不客气 háobùkèqi impoliteshowing no trace of politeness or courtesy; behaving in a blunt or rude manner
- 好客 hàokè hospitablefriendly and welcoming toward guests; enjoying the act of hosting or treating guests well
- 嫖客 piáokè brothel patronpatron of a brothel
- 客座 kèzuò visitingreferring to a guest or honorary position, often in an academic context, where one is not a permanent member of the institution.
- 会客厅 huìkètīng parlorreception room; parlor
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH