How to Say ‘Boarding gate’ in Traditional Chinese
登機門
dēng jī mén
[dung jee mun]
💬 Usage Tip: [登機門] is literally [登機] + [門], "boarding" + "gate." Chinese often builds clear noun compounds this way, like [候機室] "waiting room" at the airport.
Phrase Breakdown
登機門
dēng jī mén
[dung jee mun]
boarding gate
The gate area where passengers wait and enter the plane.
我們先去登機門等一下。
Let's go to the boarding gate and wait a bit first.
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