出去

出去 chūqu

Go out (went out)

出去 in a sentence chuqu

What 出去 means

  1. Go out (went out)

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出去 is written with 2 characters. Chinese words are usually easier to remember once you can see what each part contributes.

出
chū
Go out (produce - occur - put forth)
去
qù
Go (leave - remove - send - past)

How to write 出去

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出去 in a sentence

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What does 出去 mean in English?

出去 is pronounced chūqu and means Go out (went out).

How do you pronounce 出去?

出去 is chūqu in pinyin — written chuqu without tone marks. Press the audio button on this page to hear it spoken by a native voice.

What are the characters in 出去?

出去 is written with 2 characters: 出 (chū) Go out (produce - occur - put forth), 去 (qù) Go (leave - remove - send - past). Knowing the parts is usually how the whole word becomes memorable.

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