How to Say ‘Accessible ramp’ in Traditional Chinese
無障礙坡道
wú zhàng ài pō dào
[woo jang-eye pwo-dow]
💬 Usage Tip: [無障礙坡道] is built by putting the describing part before the noun: [無障礙] + [坡道]. The same pattern works in [無障礙洗手間].
Phrase Breakdown
無障礙
wú zhàng ài
accessible; barrier-free
Means accessible for wheelchairs or people with mobility needs.
這裡有無障礙入口。
There is an accessible entrance here.
Words in this phrase
無
wú
[woo]
without; no
Means without or no; part of the phrase meaning barrier-free ramp.
請問門口有無障礙坡道嗎？
Is there an accessible ramp at the entrance?
障礙
zhàng ài
[jang-eye]
obstacle; barrier
Means obstacle or barrier; used in accessibility-related terms.
請問門口有無障礙坡道嗎？
Is there an accessible ramp at the entrance?
坡道
pō dào
[pwo-dow]
ramp
A sloped walkway that helps wheelchair users avoid stairs.
請問門口有無障礙坡道嗎？
Is there an accessible ramp at the entrance?
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