English–Chinese
“enter a country” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinrù jìng
Example
入境时要出示护照和签证。rù jìng shí yào chū shì hù zhào hé qiān zhèng
When entering the country, you must show your passport and visa.
How to say “enter a country” in Chinese
“Enter a country” in Chinese is 入境 (rù jìng).
Crossing from outside a territory to the inside, with legal entry being recognized.
Example sentences with 入境
他因签证问题被拒绝入境。tā yīn qiān zhèng wèn tí bèi jù jué rù jìng
He was denied entry because of a visa problem.
Tips for using 入境
- English often uses enter for moving into any place, but this Chinese verb is normally tied to countries, regions, or other controlled territories rather than entering a room or building.