趟
number of trips; line of people/objects
Meanings
3 senses · 12 examplesmeasure word
number of trips or times of movement
Used to count the number of times someone travels or a vehicle runs.
He made a trip to Chengdu.
There is still one train left tonight.
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I have run to the supermarket three times already.
This flight was delayed by an hour.
He has to deliver several rounds of express packages a day.
noun
line of people or moving objects
Used in the pattern 跟不上~ to mean unable to keep up with the group or sequence.
He walked too fast, and we couldn't keep up with the line.
When the team set off, the new member almost couldn't keep up with the procession.
measure word
used for rows of objects
dialectUsed in northern dialects to count objects arranged in rows or lines.
Half of the street's shops are closed.
There is a row of railings along the road.
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There are two rows of desks in the classroom.
There are several lines of large characters written on the wall.
There is a row of sunflowers planted in the yard.