How to Say ‘To stop for a long time; long parking’ in Simplified Chinese
久停
jiǔ tíng
[jyoh ting]
💬 Usage Tip: [久] before a verb means "for a long time," so [久停] is "stop for long." The same idea appears in [久等] "wait a long time."
Phrase Breakdown
久停
jiǔ tíng
[jyoh ting]
to stop for a long time
Used for vehicles staying parked or stopped too long.
门口不让久停。
Long stops are not allowed at the entrance.
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