How to Say ‘Take a queue number’ in Traditional Chinese
抽號碼牌
chōu hào mǎ pái
[chōu hàomǎpái]
💬 Usage Tip: 抽 (chōu) literally means "to pull out, to draw", like drawing a lot. That's why it's the verb for taking a queue ticket from a machine.
Phrase Breakdown
抽
chōu
[chōu]
to draw; to take (a ticket)
To pull out or draw something, like a number ticket or lottery slip.
我去抽號碼。
I'll go take a number.
號碼牌
hào mǎ pái
[hàomǎpái]
queue number ticket
A numbered slip showing your place in line.
號碼牌在門口。
The number tickets are at the entrance.
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