人来人往 (rén lái rén wǎng) — bustling with people; people coming and going

Definition

An idiomatic four-character expression (成语) describing a busy place where people come and go constantly — like streets, stations, or markets.

verb
bustling with peoplepeople coming and going

Examples

  • 人来人往
    Jiē shàng rén lái rén wǎng, fēi cháng rè nao.
    The street is bustling with people coming and going, very lively.
  • 人来人往
    Huǒ chē zhàn rén lái rén wǎng, lǚ kè men cōng cōng gǎn lù.
    The train station is crowded with people coming and going, travelers hurrying along.
  • 人来人往
    Zhè ge shāng chǎng měi tiān rén lái rén wǎng, shēng yì hěn hǎo.
    This mall is bustling with people every day, and business is very good.

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