How to Say ‘Keep away mosquitoes’ in Traditional Chinese
趕走蚊子
gǎn zǒu wén zi
[gǎnzǒu wénzi]
💬 Usage Tip: 走 after an action means "away", so 趕走 means "drive away". The same ending appears in 拿走 "take away" and 帶走 "carry away".
Phrase Breakdown
趕走
gǎn zǒu
[gǎnzǒu]
to drive away
To chase or force something to leave.
他把狗趕走了。
He drove the dog away.
蚊子
wén zi
[wénzi]
mosquito
A small biting insect common in summer.
夏天蚊子很多。
There are many mosquitoes in summer.
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