进出
Traditional 進出
Meaning
CC-CEDICT- to enter or exit
- to go through
In a conversation
0:19 cartoonThe guard who never smiles
- Liangliang
这个小区进出都要刷卡。
You have to swipe a card to enter or leave this complex.
- Dengdeng
我今天进出了五次,手都酸了。
I went in and out five times today, and my hand is sore.
- Liangliang
为什么进出这么多次?
Why in and out so many times?
- Dengdeng
我想看看,保安叔叔会不会笑。
I wanted to see whether the security guard would smile.
- Liangliang
他笑了吗?
Did he smile?
- Dengdeng
第五次,他笑了。
On the fifth time, he smiled.
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In a sentence
2 examples这个小区进出都要刷卡,外人不能随便进入。
You need to swipe a card to enter or exit this residential area; outsiders cannot enter freely.
地铁站进出的人很多,大家要排队慢慢走。
Many people enter and exit the subway station, so everyone should line up and walk slowly.
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