阬 kēng HSK7 pit Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 坑 kēng frequency variant 阬 pit noun a hole, pit, or hollow in the ground; a depression in a surface 我们需要更大的坑。 wǒmen xūyào gèng dà de kēng. We need a bigger hole. to cheat nounverb (colloquial) to defraud; to cheat; to scam or entrap someone tunnel noun an underground tunnel, shaft, or hole, such as in a mine or for defense to bury alive (literary) to bury someone alive; to kill by burying toilet (colloquial) a latrine or toilet, specifically a pit toilet surname a Chinese surname 阬 kēng pit a pit, hole, or depression in the ground; a hollow; a mine shaft or tunnel to bury alive to kill by burying alive; specifically referring to historical mass executions to cheat to entrap, cheat, or scheme against someone Show rare definitions Hide rare definitions Frequency Movie subtitles 10.3 per million appears in 3% of films Written text 46.4 per million Details HSK 2.0 Level 6HSK 3.0 Level 7 Strokes 6 Unicode U+962C Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
坑 kēng frequency variant 阬 pit noun a hole, pit, or hollow in the ground; a depression in a surface 我们需要更大的坑。 wǒmen xūyào gèng dà de kēng. We need a bigger hole. to cheat nounverb (colloquial) to defraud; to cheat; to scam or entrap someone tunnel noun an underground tunnel, shaft, or hole, such as in a mine or for defense to bury alive (literary) to bury someone alive; to kill by burying toilet (colloquial) a latrine or toilet, specifically a pit toilet surname a Chinese surname 阬 kēng pit a pit, hole, or depression in the ground; a hollow; a mine shaft or tunnel to bury alive to kill by burying alive; specifically referring to historical mass executions to cheat to entrap, cheat, or scheme against someone Show rare definitions Hide rare definitions
