Chinese word

进场

Pronunciation

Pinyinjìn chǎng

Meaning

  • verbenter

Example

买完票我们就可以进场了。mǎi wán piào wǒ men jiù ké yǐ jìn chǎng le

Once we buy the tickets, we can enter.

Illustration for 进场 (enter)

More examples

观众在检票后开始进场。guān zhòng zài jiǎn piào hòu kāi shǐ jìn chǎng

The audience began entering after their tickets were checked.

Core concept

Cross the boundary from outside into the designated space for an event, usually with the required ticket or permission.

Common phrases

  • 检票后进场jiǎn piào hòu jìn chǎng

    enter after ticket inspection

  • 陆续进场lù xù jìn chǎng

    enter one after another

  • 持票进场chí piào jìn chǎng

    enter with a ticket

Similar words

入场rù chǎng: Go through the entrance into a venue for an event.
进入jìn rù: Go into the interior of a building, area, or other space.
上场shàng chǎng: Go onto the stage or into the match when it is time to perform or play.
进去jìn qù: Move from the outside to the inside of a place.

Definition in Chinese

在演出、比赛、展览等场合进入特定场地，通常指持票或获准进入的动作。zài yǎn chū bǐ sài zhán lǎn děng chǎng hé jìn rù tè dìng chǎng dì tōng cháng zhǐ chí piào huò huò zhǔn jìn rù de dòng zuò

Word origin

进场 (jìnchǎng, "enter a venue") combines 进 (jìn, "enter") with 场 (chǎng, "event space"), making its event-setting meaning clear.

Usage tips

  • Event notices often use 进场 (jìnchǎng, "enter a venue") for the time when people may go inside, which can be earlier than the show's starting time.

Other meanings

  • admissionnoun

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