克kègram
克 (kè) means "gram," a unit of weight. 我要五百克苹果 says I want five hundred grams of apples. 请给我二百克糖 says please give me two hundred grams of sugar. 这个苹果有二百克 says this apple weighs two hundred grams. 苹果五百克,糖二百克 says the apples are five hundred grams and the sugar is two hundred. Each example uses 克 for weight.
What does 克 mean?
- 1.
grammeasure word
What does the character 克 mean?
- 克gram
How do you use 克?
克 can follow a number to give a weight in grams, as in 五百克.
Patterns
Number + 克
这个苹果有二百克。
Zhège píngguǒ yǒu èrbǎi kè.
This apple weighs two hundred grams.
Number + 克 + Noun
我要五百克苹果。
Wǒ yào wǔbǎi kè píngguǒ.
I want five hundred grams of apples.
多少 + 克
你要多少克?
Nǐ yào duōshao kè?
How many grams do you want?
What are some examples of 克 in a sentence?
我要五百克苹果。
Wǒ yào wǔbǎi kè píngguǒ.
I want five hundred grams of apples.
请给我二百克糖。
Qǐng gěi wǒ èrbǎi kè táng.
Please give me two hundred grams of sugar.
这个苹果有二百克。
Zhège píngguǒ yǒu èrbǎi kè.
This apple weighs two hundred grams.
苹果五百克,糖二百克。
Píngguǒ wǔbǎi kè, táng èrbǎi kè.
The apples are five hundred grams, and the sugar is two hundred grams.
How is 克 used in a conversation?
- Speaker A:
我要买苹果。五百克,可以吗?
Wǒ yào mǎi píngguǒ. Wǔbǎi kè, kěyǐ ma?
I want to buy apples. Five hundred grams, all right?
- Speaker B:
可以。五百克苹果。
Kěyǐ. Wǔbǎi kè píngguǒ.
All right. Five hundred grams of apples.
- Speaker A:
我也要糖。二百克,可以吗?
Wǒ yě yào táng. Èrbǎi kè, kěyǐ ma?
I also want sugar. Two hundred grams, all right?
- Speaker B:
可以。二百克糖。
Kěyǐ. Èrbǎi kè táng.
All right. Two hundred grams of sugar.
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English glosses on this page are adapted from CC-CEDICT, published by MDBG (snapshot 2026-10-23), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Glosses were edited for learners.