来来往往 (lái lái wǎng) — to come and go frequently; to see each other often (of people or social interactions)
Definition
An AAB pattern describing a place or two parties where people keep coming and going — a busy scene, or two sides that visit each other often. Used as a vivid predicate, not for a single trip.
verb
to come and go frequentlyto see each other often (of people or social interactions)
Examples
- 来来往往，。Chē zhàn lǐ lái lái wǎng, rén hěn duō.The station is bustling with people coming and going.
- 来来往往，。Tā men liǎng jiā lái lái wǎng, cháng cháng yì qǐ chī fàn.The two families see each other often and frequently eat together.
- 来来往往，。Jiē shàng lái lái wǎng, fēi cháng rè nao.The street is bustling with people coming and going, very lively.
Appears in
Browse more HSK 7-9 words or search the full 43,000-word dictionary.