出 chū▶ venir

Stroke order

出 is written in 5 strokes.

• 出

Senses

1. to go out; to come out
2. to arise; to occur
3. to produce; to yield
4. to go beyond; to exceed
5. (used after a verb to indicate an outward direction or a positive result)
6. classifier for dramas, plays, operas etc

Example sentences

• 请你出去。Qǐng nǐ chūqù.Please go out.
• 他从教室出来吗？Tā cóng jiàoshì chūlái ma?Is he coming out of the classroom?

Related words

• 出租车taxi
• 出发Partir; exponer
• 出差Un viaje de negocios
• 出现Aparecer
• 出生Nacimiento
• 演出mostrar, espectáculo

出 is pronounced chū and means “venir”. HSK 2 places it in the Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi, the standardised measure of Chinese proficiency. There is a real difference between having seen 出 and being able to use it, and cramming a list flatters the first while doing little for the second. LexiTrail shows you the word again at the point your recall of it is about to lapse.