How to Say ‘Go over the time limit’ in Traditional Chinese
超過時間
chāo guò shí jiān
[chow-gwaw shrr-jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [超過] means "go past" or "exceed," so [超過時間] means going past the allowed time limit. You can use it the same way in [超過五分鐘] or [超過預算].
Phrase Breakdown
超過
chāo guò
[chow-gwaw]
to exceed; go past
Means to pass a limit, deadline, or allowed amount.
如果超過取消時間，可能要付費。
If you go past the cancellation deadline, you may have to pay a fee.
時間
shí jiān
[shrr-jyen]
time
Refers to time, timing, or a scheduled period.
請注意取消的時間，不要太晚。
Please pay attention to the cancellation time; don't be too late.
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