How to Say ‘The route’ in Traditional Chinese
路線
lù xiàn
[loo shyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [路線] is the usual word for a route or path of travel, especially when talking about how to get somewhere. For a single physical road, [路] is more direct; for the overall way taken, [路線] fits better.
Phrase Breakdown
路線
lù xiàn
[loo shyen]
route
The path or way taken to get from one place to another.
這個路線是不是比較繞？
Is this route a bit more roundabout?
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