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枉驾

Word · VerbTraditional枉駕

honorific: your esteemed visit; request your visit to another

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Meanings

2 senses · 4 examples
1.

verb

polite term for your esteemed visit to me

honorific

A respectful and humble way to acknowledge when someone of higher status or a guest visits oneself. Often used with terms like 寒舍 (my humble abode) or 光临 (gracious presence).

Zuó昨
rì日
nín您
wǎng枉
jià驾
hán寒
shè舍
 ,
bù不
shèng胜
róng荣
xìng幸
 。

It was a great honor that you condescended to visit my humble abode yesterday.

Gǎn感
xiè谢
nín您
wǎng枉
jià驾
guāng光
lín临
zhǐ指
dǎo导
 。

Thank you for gracing us with your presence and guidance.

2.

verb

to request your esteemed visit to another person

honorific

Polite formula used when asking someone to visit a third party on one's behalf or at one's request. Implies that the requested person is doing a favor by making the visit.

Kě可
fǒu否
qǐng请
nín您
wǎng枉
jià驾
bài拜
fǎng访
Zhāng张
jiào教
shòu授
 ,
dài代
wéi为
zhì致
yì意
 ?

Might I request that you visit Professor Zhang on my behalf to convey my regards?

Fán烦
nín您
wǎng枉
jià驾
yī一
tàng趟
 ,
xiàng向
tā他
shuō说
míng明
qíng情
kuàng况
 。

I apologize for the trouble, but could you visit him to explain the situation?