How to Say ‘Semi-open’ in Traditional Chinese
半開放式
bàn kāi fàng shì
[ban kai fang shir]
💬 Usage Tip: [半開放式] is built like a reusable label ending in [式], often used for styles or formats: [自助式] (self-service), [開放式] (open-plan), [半開放式]. You can think of it as "-style" or "in a ... format."
Phrase Breakdown
半開放式
bàn kāi fàng shì
[ban kai fang shir]
semi-open style; semi-private
Describes seating or spaces that are partly separated but not fully enclosed like a private room.
如果沒有包廂，半開放式也可以接受。
If there is no private room, semi-open seating is also acceptable.
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