How to Say ‘Enter and exit’ in Traditional Chinese
進出
jìn chū
[jeen choo]
💬 Usage Tip: [進出] pairs "enter" and "exit" to mean moving in and out in general. You'll often see this kind of two-part verb in Chinese, like [買賣] for buying and selling.
Phrase Breakdown
進出
jìn chū
[jeen choo]
to enter and exit; go in and out
進出 refers to entering and leaving a place. It is commonly used when asking about accessibility.
請問輪椅進出方便嗎？
May I ask whether it is convenient for a wheelchair to enter and exit?
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