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Usage of the character 赴

[赴]
  • to go
  • to visit (e.g. another country)
  • to attend (a banquet etc)
fùyàn
赴宴
[赴宴]
  • to attend a banquet
bēnfù
奔赴
[奔赴]
  • to rush to
  • to hurry to
fùsǐ
赴死
[赴死]
  • to meet death
fùyuē
赴约
[赴約]
  • to keep an appointment
fù Tái
赴台
[赴臺]
  • to visit Taiwan
qīnfù
亲赴
[親赴]
  • to travel to (a place where duty calls)
fùkǎo
赴考
[赴考]
  • to go and sit an examination
yuǎnfù
远赴
[遠赴]
  • to travel to (a distant place)
diàofù
调赴
[調赴]
  • to dispatch (troops to the front)
fùhuì
赴会
[赴會]
  • to go to a meeting
kāifù
开赴
[開赴]
  • (of troops) to depart for
  • to head for
fù Huá
赴华
[赴華]
  • to visit China
gòngfù
共赴
[共赴]
  • joint participation
  • to go together
fùrèn
赴任
[赴任]
  • to travel to take up a new post
gǎnfù
赶赴
[趕赴]
  • to hurry
  • to rush
fù- Měi
赴美
[赴美]
  • to go to the United States
fùyīncáo
赴阴曹
[赴陰曹]
  • to enter hell
qiánfùhòujì
前赴后继
[前赴後繼]
  • to advance dauntlessly in wave upon wave (idiom)
wéilìfùmíng
违利赴名
[違利赴名]
  • to renounce profit and seek fame (idiom); to abandon greed for reputation
  • to choose fame over fortune
nǔlìyǐfù
努力以赴
[努力以赴]
  • to use one's best efforts to do sth (idiom)
mìngfù Huángquán
命赴黄泉
[命赴黃泉]
  • to visit the Yellow Springs
  • to die
bǎngfùshìcáo
绑赴市曹
[綁赴市曹]
  • to bind up and take to the market (idiom); to take a prisoner to the town center for execution
zǒumǎfùrèn
走马赴任
[走馬赴任]
  • see 走馬上任/走马上任 (zǒumǎshàngrèn)
dāndāofùhuì
单刀赴会
[單刀赴會]
  • lit. to go among enemies with only one's sword (idiom)
  • fig. to go alone into enemy lines
quánlìyǐfù
全力以赴
[全力以赴]
  • to do at all costs
  • to make an all-out effort
fùtāngdǎohuǒ
赴汤蹈火
[赴湯蹈火]
  • lit. to jump into scalding water and plunge into raging fire (idiom)
  • fig. to brave any danger
  • to go to any lengths (for a noble cause)
kāngkǎifùyì
慷慨赴义
[慷慨赴義]
  • heroically sacrificing one's life (idiom); to sacrifice oneself fervently to the cause
fǎn Měishìgōngzuòfù Měishìshēnghuó
反美是工作赴美是生活
[反美是工作赴美是生活]
  • being anti-American is the job, but life is in America (jocular comment made about public figures who are brazenly xenophobic but whose family live abroad)