- checkpoint (for taxation, security etc)
- barrier
- hurdle
- red tape
- CL:個|个[ge4],道[dao4]
Generated definitions (experimental)
- checkpoint (for taxation, security etc)
- barrier
- hurdle
- red tape
This refers to a specific point where individuals or vehicles are required to stop for inspection or verification, commonly used in contexts like taxation or security.
At customs, we need to pass through a checkpoint.
During the security check, there will be several checkpoints that require inspections.
This meaning indicates a physical or metaphorical obstacle that prevents progress or access.
The tall walls of this city have become a barrier for people.
In the competition, the athletes must overcome many barriers.
This refers to an obstacle or challenge that must be overcome, often used in the context of sports or personal challenges.
She faced many hurdles at work but eventually resolved the issues.
He encountered hurdles at every stage of his career.
This meaning refers to excessive bureaucracy or elaborate regulations that delay decision-making and processes.
When applying for a permit, we had to face lots of red tape.
Business development is often hindered by complex red tape.
Generated collocations (experimental)
guān qiǎ关卡checkpointjìn rù进入guān qiǎ关卡to enter a checkpointshè lì设立guān qiǎ关卡to set up a checkpointguān qiǎ关卡guǎn lǐ管理checkpoint managementGuō过guān qiǎ关卡to pass through a checkpointān quán安全guān qiǎ关卡security checkpointshuì wù税务guān qiǎ关卡taxation checkpointguān qiǎ关卡zhì dù制度checkpoint systemshè zhì设置guān qiǎ关卡to establish a barrierpān yuè攀越guān qiǎ关卡to overcome a hurdleguān qiǎ关卡shěn pī审批barrier approvaltōng guān通关kǎ卡clearance checkpointzhèng cè政策guān qiǎ关卡policy barrier