闯 (chuǎng) - to rush & to charge
闯 · chuǎng
to rush;
to charge;
to break through;
to temper oneself through experience;
to barge in
to rushto chargeto break through
Usage highlights
to rush into venture outto break throughto barge into gain experienceto force one's way
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He rushed into the room (闯进房间).
- She ventured into society to gain experience (闯荡社会).
- The car broke through the barrier (闯过障碍).
- Don't barge in without knocking (不要闯进来).
Collocations
- to rush in(闯进)
- to venture out(闯荡)
- to break through(闯过)
- to barge in(闯入)
- to gain experience(闯练)
- to force one's way(闯关)
Idioms
- To rush south and north(走南闯北)
- To rush recklessly(横冲直闯)
- To break into the world and make a name(闯荡江湖)
Cultural background
FAQ- Originally depicted a horse charging through a gate, symbolizing bold action and breakthrough.
- In modern usage, often associated with entrepreneurship and venturing into new territories.
- Represents the spirit of adventure and risk-taking in Chinese culture.