让道 (ràng dào) — to give way, to make way (for someone)

Définition

让道 means to step aside or yield the path so someone can pass — used literally for traffic and pedestrians (notice 例2 inserts 个: 让个道). Often interchangeable with 让路, but 让路 also extends figuratively to "make concessions."

verb

to give wayto make way (for someone)

Exemples

让道，。
Qián miàn de chē ràng dào le, wǒ men kuài zǒu ba.
The car ahead made way, let's go quickly.
，。
Má fan nín ràng gè dào, wǒ gǎn shí jiān.
Could you please make way? I'm in a hurry.
，让道。
Zài yōng jǐ de jiē dào shàng, xíng rén yīng gāi gěi chē liàng ràng dào.
On crowded streets, pedestrians should give way to vehicles.

Apparaît dans

Roads & Traffic

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