How to Say ‘Over there; past’ in Traditional Chinese
過去
guò qù
[gwor chyoo]
💬 Usage Tip: In direction complements like [走過去], [過去] means movement away from where you are now: [拿過去] = take it over there, [搬過去] = move it over there. On its own, [過去] can also mean "in the past," so context matters.
Phrase Breakdown
過去
guò qù
[gwor chyoo]
go over; move over there
Used to tell someone to move from here to another place, often toward a pickup or drop-off point.
司機，麻煩您過去那個路口停一下。
Driver, please go over to that intersection and stop for a moment.
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