fu6赴
Jyutpingfu6
Yalefuh
Definition
To go to a place; to attend a gathering or event.
- to attend; to participate in an event
- to go to a place, especially a distant one
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How it's used
This verb is strictly formal and carries a literary weight that makes it sound out of place in casual, everyday speech. It is almost exclusively used in set phrases involving formal events or appointments, such as attending a banquet or a scheduled meeting. In normal conversation, Cantonese speakers would simply use 去 or 出席 instead.
Examples
He has to attend a banquet tonight and cannot come.
Are you going to keep your appointment tomorrow?
Related words
Common phrases
to attend a banquet
to keep an appointment
to attend a meeting
Common mistake
Do not use this word to describe going to common places like the supermarket or work, as it implies a sense of formality or a specific, often solemn, purpose that makes it sound unnatural in daily life.
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Grammar guides
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