Lingaku- to go through; to pass through; to thread one's way through
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to go through
- to pass through
- to thread one's way through
This meaning refers to moving from one side to another, often implying passing through an obstruction or a series of obstacles.
We are going through the streets of the city.
She carefully passed through the crowded people.
This usage indicates the action of moving across an area or space, often without stopping.
He has to pass through the small path by the river every day.
We moved through the beautiful garden.
This meaning emphasizes navigating carefully through a crowded or challenging space.
At the market, she started to thread her way through in search of fresh vegetables.
Generated collocations (experimental)
chuān xíng穿行Yú于chéng shì城市to navigate through the cityzài在sēn lín森林Zhōng中chuān xíng穿行to thread one's way through the forestchuān xíng穿行dà jiē xiǎo xiàng大街小巷to go through streets and alleyschuān xíng穿行Yú于rén qún人群to weave through the crowdchuān xíng穿行zài在chē liú车流Zhōng中to maneuver through trafficchuān xíng穿行Yú于shí jiān时间to pass through timexiǎo xīn小心chuān xíng穿行to pass through with cautionchuān xíng穿行Yú于shān lín山林to traverse through mountains and forestskuài sù快速chuān xíng穿行to pass through quicklychuān xíng穿行Yú于lì shǐ历史to navigate through history