How to Say ‘Time period / time slot’ in Traditional Chinese
時段
shí duàn
[shir dwahn]
💬 Usage Tip: [時段] means a time slot or period, and it often attaches to another noun: [午餐時段], [晚餐時段], [尖峰時段]. It's a useful pattern for business hours and reservations.
Phrase Breakdown
時段
shí duàn
[shir dwahn]
time slot; period
A specific period of time, such as lunch hours or dinner hours.
這個優惠只限晚餐時段。
This promotion is limited to the dinner time slot.
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