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冲 (chōng) is commonly used in the context of direction or movement. It can mean "to, towards" when used as a preposition, indicating the direction of movement or action. For example:
1. 冲向 (chōng xiàng) - to rush towards
2. 冲进 (chōng jìn) - to charge into
3. 冲出 (chōng chū) - to burst out
4. 冲上 (chōng shàng) - to surge up
5. 冲下 (chōng xià) - to rush down
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冲 is only used in spoken Chinese. It's more informal. And it emphasizes on the meaning of "targeting at...".
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