How to Say ‘The meter says 215.’ in Traditional Chinese
跳表兩百一十五
tiào biǎo liǎng bǎi yī shí wǔ
[tiàobiǎo liǎngbǎi yīshíwǔ]
💬 Usage Tip: 跳表 (tiào biǎo) means "the meter jumps", which is how people refer to a taxi's running meter fare.
Phrase Breakdown
跳表
tiào biǎo
[tiàobiǎo]
meter reading; the meter shows
The taxi meter's fare count
跳表多少錢？
How much does the meter say?
兩百一十五
liǎng bǎi yī shí wǔ
[liǎngbǎi yīshíwǔ]
two hundred fifteen
The number 215
總共兩百一十五元。
The total is 215 dollars.
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