闯入 (chuǎng rù) — to intrude, to break into (a place or situation…

Definition

verb

to intrudeto break into (a place or situation forcefully or without permission)

闯入。
Yǒu rén chuǎng rù le nà jiān kòng fáng zi.
Someone broke into that empty house.
闯入，。
Tā chuǎng rù huì yì shì de shí hou, dà jiā dōu xià le yí tiào.
When he burst into the meeting room, everyone was startled.
闯入，。
Yì zhī yě māo chuǎng rù le chú fáng, dào chù zhǎo chī de.
A stray cat intruded into the kitchen, looking for food everywhere.

Compound word

构词法gòucífǎ

补充bǔchōngVerb + complement

An action followed by its result or direction.

闯 means rush, and 入 means enter; together they express rushing into a place.

Characters in this word

Two or more meaningful parts placed together so that their meanings combine into a new one.

This origin belongs to the traditional form 闖; 闯 is its simplified writing.

The traditional form 闖 shows a horse rushing through a gate, which fits the modern sense of dashing; the simplified 闯 is a later shorthand.

An abstract idea shown by a mark or a diagram rather than by a picture of an object.

入 is drawn as an arrowhead, indicating 'to enter'.

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