How to Say ‘Gate’ in Traditional Chinese
門
mén
[mun]
💬 Usage Tip: In airport Chinese, 門 literally means "door/gate," and in 登機門 it means the boarding gate. You'll also see it in place names like 南門 "south gate."
Phrase Breakdown
門
mén
[mun]
door; gate
Literally means door or entrance; in some words it relates to going out.
飯店「門」口常常有很多計程車。
There are often many taxis at the hotel entrance.
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