耕 (gēng) means Plough (till). Below are 3 sentences on this site that use it — with pinyin, an English translation and audio. All of them were written by hand; none is machine generated.
Dictionary examples
保护 耕 地是一项长期任务。
Bǎohù gēngdì shì yí xiàng chángqī rènwu.
Protecting arable land is a long-term task.
Dictionary example · HSK 6 · 耕地
春天一到，农民就开始 耕 地。
Chūntiān yí dào, nóngmín jiù kāishǐ gēngdì.
As soon as spring comes the farmers start ploughing.
Dictionary example · HSK 6 · 耕地
俗话说，一分 耕 耘一分收获。
Súhuà shuō, yì fēn gēngyún yì fēn shōuhuò.
As the saying goes, you reap what you sow.
Dictionary example · HSK 6 · 俗话
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Words that contain 耕
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Questions about 耕
How is 耕 used in a sentence?
This page shows 3 sentences using 耕 (gēng, "Plough (till)"), each with pinyin, an English translation and audio. Every one of them was written by hand for this site.
Are these sentences machine generated?
No. They come from the site's own dictionary examples, graded readers, travel phrasebook and grammar library — all written by a person. A word with no sentence gets no page here, rather than a page of invented ones.
Why do some sentences show 耕 inside a longer word?
Because that is where a single character usually lives. Seeing 耕 inside the words it builds is how the character stops being an isolated symbol and starts being something you can read.
Where can I see the full entry for 耕?
The dictionary page for 耕 has its stroke order, its traditional form, every sense the dictionary lists and a character-by-character breakdown. It is linked at the top of this page.
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