穿过
chuānguòTraditional: 穿過
Translation
to pass through, to go across, to cross
Word origin
A compound of 穿 (chuān, to pierce, to pass through) and the directional complement 过 (guò, across), meaning to go through or cross.
- Origin
- compound
- Root
- 穿 (chuān, to pass through) + 过 (guò, across)
Stroke order
穿
过
Examples
村。
We passed through the forest before reaching the village.
。
Sunlight came through the window into the room.
田野河。
The path crosses the fields and leads to the river.
群台。
He made his way through the crowd to the front of the stage.
隧，厢漆。
As the train went through the tunnel, the carriage went dark.
穿过 (chuān guò) means to pass through, go across, or cross from one side to the other. It is used of moving through forests, crowds, tunnels, and open spaces.
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