Meaning and Usage
"入口" literally means "entrance" and is used to refer to the place where one enters a building, area, or facility. It combines "入" (to enter) and "口" (mouth), metaphorically the 'mouth' through which one enters.
Common Contexts
You will often see "入口" used in signs, directions, or descriptions of places like malls, museums, residential areas, or any location with a designated entry point.
Collocations and Patterns
- 入口处 (rùkǒu chù): entrance area or spot, often used when describing where something is located near the entrance.
- 入口大门 (rùkǒu dàmén): main entrance gate, used for larger or formal entrances.
- 从入口进入 (cóng rùkǒu jìnrù): enter from the entrance, a common phrase in instructions.
Usage Notes
"入口" is a noun and typically appears as the subject or object in sentences. It is not used as a verb. Avoid confusing it with "入口" as a compound verb (which it is not). Also, do not confuse with "出口" (exit).
Common Confusion
Learners sometimes confuse "入口" with "进口" (jìnkǒu), which means "import" or "entrance of goods." Remember "入口" is about physical entrances for people or vehicles.
Meaning and Usage
"入口" literally means "entrance" and is used to refer to the place where one enters a building, area, or facility. It combines "入" (to enter) and "口" (mouth), metaphorically the 'mouth' through which one enters.
Common Contexts
You will often see "入口" used in signs, directions, or descriptions of places like malls, museums, residential areas, or any location with a designated entry point.
Collocations and Patterns
- 入口处 (rùkǒu chù): entrance area or spot, often used when describing where something is located near the entrance.
- 入口大门 (rùkǒu dàmén): main entrance gate, used for larger or formal entrances.
- 从入口进入 (cóng rùkǒu jìnrù): enter from the entrance, a common phrase in instructions.
Usage Notes
"入口" is a noun and typically appears as the subject or object in sentences. It is not used as a verb. Avoid confusing it with "入口" as a compound verb (which it is not). Also, do not confuse with "出口" (exit).
Common Confusion
Learners sometimes confuse "入口" with "进口" (jìnkǒu), which means "import" or "entrance of goods." Remember "入口" is about physical entrances for people or vehicles.
Meaning and Usage
"入口" literally means "entrance" and is used to refer to the place where one enters a building, area, or facility. It combines "入" (to enter) and "口" (mouth), metaphorically the 'mouth' through which one enters.
Common Contexts
You will often see "入口" used in signs, directions, or descriptions of places like malls, museums, residential areas, or any location with a designated entry point.
Collocations and Patterns
- 入口处 (rùkǒu chù): entrance area or spot, often used when describing where something is located near the entrance.
- 入口大门 (rùkǒu dàmén): main entrance gate, used for larger or formal entrances.
- 从入口进入 (cóng rùkǒu jìnrù): enter from the entrance, a common phrase in instructions.
Usage Notes
"入口" is a noun and typically appears as the subject or object in sentences. It is not used as a verb. Avoid confusing it with "入口" as a compound verb (which it is not). Also, do not confuse with "出口" (exit).
Common Confusion
Learners sometimes confuse "入口" with "进口" (jìnkǒu), which means "import" or "entrance of goods." Remember "入口" is about physical entrances for people or vehicles.