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出示

chū shì · chu shi

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HSK 7–9

Meaning

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  1. to show
  2. to take out and show to others
  3. to display
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Show your ticket

  1. Liangliang

    进(jìn)公园(gōngyuán)要(yào)出示(chūshì)门票(ménpiào)。

    To enter the park, you must show your ticket.

  2. Dengdeng

    票(piào)在(zài)手机里(shǒujīlǐ)，我(wǒ)找(zhǎo)一下(yīxià)。

    The ticket is in my phone. Let me find it.

  3. Liangliang

    快点(kuàidiǎn)，后面(hòumian)有(yǒu)人(rén)。

    Hurry up, there are people behind us.

  4. Dengdeng

    找到(zhǎodào)了(le)！给(gěi)，您(nín)看(kàn)。

    Found it! Here, have a look.

  5. Liangliang

    你(nǐ)出示(chūshì)的(de)是(shì)电影票(diànyǐngpiào)。

    What you showed is a movie ticket.

  6. Dengdeng

    难怪(nánguài)检票(jiǎnpiào)的(de)叔叔(shūshu)一直(yīzhí)在(zài)笑(xiào)。

    No wonder the ticket checker keeps smiling.

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2 examples
01

在(zài)边(biān)境(jìng)上(shàng)，我(wǒ)被(bèi)要(yāo)求(qiú)出(chū)示(shì)我(wǒ)的(de)护(hù)照(zhào)。

I was asked to show my passport at the border.

Tatoeba: Chinese by xjjAstrus · English by sctld · CC BY 2.0 FR. Simplified Chinese conversion; Pinyin added or corrected.

02

请(qǐng)你(nǐ)出(chū)示(shì)你(nǐ)的(de)机(jī)票(piào)和(hé)护(hù)照(zhào)。

Please show your flight ticket and passport.

Tatoeba: Chinese by xjjAstrus · English by ren · CC BY 2.0 FR. Simplified Chinese conversion; Pinyin added or corrected.

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