Going out or leaving a place
In these words, 出 (chū) means to go out or leave a location.
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In these words, 出 (chū) means to go out or leave a location.
to go out
to go abroad; to leave the country
In these words, 出 (chū) indicates something emerging, appearing, or being produced.
to issue (an order, decree etc); to send out; to dispatch
In these words, 出 (chū) marks the beginning of a trip or an action.
to go out somewhere (relatively short trip)
In these words, 出 (chū) means to produce, provide, or make something available.
to pay; to expend; to invest (energy or time)
taxi
He goes out at seven o'clock every day.
The army launched an attack on the enemy at dawn.
A rainbow suddenly appeared in the sky
The sun emits warm rays.
We will set off for the airport at seven o'clock tomorrow morning.
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