登记

dēng jì

to register (one's name)

HSK 5

Character Breakdown

Usage of 登记 (dēngjì)

The verb 登记 primarily means to officially register or record information such as names, identification, or other personal details. It is commonly used in contexts like hotels, government offices, workplaces, and events where formal registration is required.

Common Collocations

  • 登记 (register one's name): Used when signing up or enrolling.
  • 登记身份 (register ID card): Often required in hotels or official places.
  • 登记信息 (register information): General phrase for submitting personal data.

Notes on Usage

登记 is a formal term and usually implies an official or legal registration process. It is not used for casual note-taking or informal mentions. When speaking about signing up for events or services, 登记 is the appropriate word rather than simpler verbs like or .

Avoiding Confusion

Do not confuse 登记 with 报名 (bàomíng), which means to sign up or apply, often for events or classes. 登记 emphasizes the official recording aspect, while 报名 focuses on the act of applying or enrolling.

Example Sentences

请在这里登记您的姓名和联系方式。

Qǐng zài zhèlǐ dēngjì nín de xìngmíng hé liánxì fāngshì.

Please register your name and contact information here.

新员工必须先到人事部门登记。

Xīn yuángōng bìxū xiān dào rénshì bùmén dēngjì.

New employees must first register at the HR department.

这家酒店要求所有客人登记身份证。

Zhè jiā jiǔdiàn yāoqiú suǒyǒu kèrén dēngjì shēnfènzhèng.

This hotel requires all guests to register their ID cards.