How to Say ‘Get off a vehicle’ in Simplified Chinese
下车
xià chē
[shyah-chur]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese uses direction words with vehicles: [上车] = get in/on, [下车] = get off. The same [下] shows up in [下楼] (go downstairs) and [下船] (get off a boat).
Phrase Breakdown
下车
xià chē
[shyah-chur]
get off the vehicle; get out of the car
Used when a passenger leaves a taxi, bus, or other vehicle.
我在路口下车。
I'll get out at the intersection.
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