English–Chinese

“go straight” in Chinese

Chinese

Also直走 (zhí zǒu)

Pinyinzhí xíng

这班车直行，不停站。zhè bān chē zhí xíng bù tíng zhàn

This bus goes straight and does not stop at stations.

“Go straight” in Chinese is 直行 (zhí xíng).

A direct route or action that reaches its target without a detour, stop, or intermediate step.

前方路口只允许直行。qián fāng lù kǒu zhǐ yún xǔ zhí xíng

At the intersection ahead, you can only go straight.

English speakers may associate "go straight" mainly with road directions, but this verb also describes going directly to a person, place, or task without stopping elsewhere.

zhí zǒu

verbgo straight

从这条路往前直走，就是公园的入口。cóng zhè tiáo lù wǎng qián zhí zǒu jiù shì gōng yuán de rù kǒu

If you go straight along this road, you'll reach the entrance to the park.