láiqù

来去

Word · VerbTraditional來去

to go there and back; comings and goings

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

verb

to make a round trip; to go there and back

Emphasizes the full journey from start point back to start point.

Běi北
jīng京
dào到
Shàng上
hǎi海
lái来
qù去
gòng共
yòng用
le了
liǎng两
tiān天
shí时
jiān间
 。

The round trip from Beijing to Shanghai took two days in total.

Zhè这
tiáo条
gāo高
sù速
lái来
qù去
dōu都
hěn很
fāng方
biàn便
 。

This highway is very convenient for going both ways.

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Tā他
lái来
qù去
cōng匆
cōng匆
 ,
lián连
fàn饭
dōu都
gù顾
bù不
shàng上
chī吃
 。

He came and went in a hurry, not even having time to eat.

2.

verb

to come and go; comings and goings

Refers to the action of arriving and departing, often describing freedom of movement or traffic.

Zhè这
lǐ里
shì是
kāi开
fàng放
qū区
yù域
 ,
rén人
yuán员
lái来
qù去
zì自
yóu由
 。

This is an open area, people are free to come and go.

Chē车
zhàn站
lǐ里
rén人
lái来
rén人
wǎng往
 ,
lái来
qù去
bù不
xī息
 。

The train station is bustling with people coming and going non-stop.

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Tā他
guān观
chá察
zhe着
jiē街
shàng上
chē车
liàng辆
de的
lái来
qù去
 。

He observed the comings and goings of the vehicles on the street.