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Expressing "to walk out of" with 走出 (zǒuchū)
Actions & Events
Direction & Movement
Structure
走出 + Place
Explanation
The verb 走出 (zǒuchū) means "to walk out of" or "to step out of" a place. It combines 走 (to walk) with 出 (out), forming a directional complement that indicates movement outward. For example, 走出大楼 means "to walk out of the building."
Examples
她走出咖啡馆，外面正下着小雨。
Tā zǒuchū kāfēi guǎn, wàimiàn zhèng xiàzhe xiǎoyǔ.
She walked out of the café, and it was drizzling outside.
他终于走出了人生的低谷。
Tā zhōngyú zǒuchū le rénshēng de dīgǔ.
He finally emerged from the low point of his life.
孩子们走出教室，兴奋地跑向操场。
Háizimen zǒuchū jiàoshì, xīngfèn de pǎo xiàng cāochǎng.
The children walked out of the classroom and excitedly ran toward the playground.