登记

dēng jì · deng ji

Traditional 登記

Meaning

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  1. to register (one's name)
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  1. Dengdeng

    进(jìn)这个(zhège)小区(xiǎoqū)要(yào)先(xiān)登记(dēngjì),你(nǐ)写(xiě)一下(yīxià)名字(míngzi)吧(ba)。

    To enter this community you must register first. Write your name.

  2. Liangliang

    好(hǎo),还要(háiyào)登记(dēngjì)电话(diànhuà)吗(ma)?

    OK. Do I need to register a phone number too?

  3. Dengdeng

    要(yào),还要(háiyào)登记(dēngjì)你(nǐ)来(lái)找(zhǎo)谁(shéi)。

    Yes, and who you are here to see.

  4. Liangliang

    我(wǒ)登记(dēngjì)好(hǎo)了(le)。电话(diànhuà)我(wǒ)写(xiě)的(de)是(shì)你(nǐ)的(de)!

    I'm registered. I wrote your phone number!

  5. Dengdeng

    那(nà)保安(bǎoān)会(huì)给(gěi)我(wǒ)打电话(dǎdiànhuà)!

    Then the guard will call me!

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01

先(xiān)生(sheng),请(qǐng)出(chū)示(shì)护(hù)照(zhào)或(huò)者(zhě)身(shēn)份(fèn)证(zhèng),让(ràng)我(wǒ)登(dēng)记(jì)一(yí)下(xià)。

Sir, please present your passport or identity card, so I can register it.

Tatoeba: Chinese by sysko · English by FishlandicFishy · CC BY 2.0 FR. Pinyin added or corrected.

02

新(xīn)员(yuán)工(gōng)入(rù)职(zhí)前(qián)需(xū)要(yào)在(zài)前(qián)台(tái)登(dēng)记(jì)姓(xìng)名(míng)和(hé)电(diàn)话(huà)。

New employees need to register their name and phone number at the front desk before starting work.

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