English–Chinese
“give up one's seat” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinràng zuò
Example
我给老人让座了。wǒ gěi lǎo rén ràng zuò le
I gave my seat to an elderly person.
How to say “give up one's seat” in Chinese
“Give up one's seat” in Chinese is 让座 (ràng zuò).
Making a seat available to a person whose need is greater than one's own.
Example sentences with 让座
有的乘客不愿意让座,因此发生了争执。yǒu de chéng kè bú yuàn yì ràng zuò yīn cǐ fā shēng le zhēng zhí
Some passengers were unwilling to give up their seats, so an argument broke out.
Tips for using 让座
- The verb can describe the courteous offer even when the other person declines, so acceptance is not part of the word's meaning.