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March 24, 2026
直达(直達)zhídá(zhi2da2)
The term 直达 refers to travel or transport that goes directly to a destination without any stops along the way. It is commonly used in the context of trains or buses that do not make intermediate stops, emphasizing efficiency and speed in transportation.
Frequency#14467DifficultyHard
Cultural Note
In China, high-speed rail services often advertise 直达 routes, highlighting the efficiency and modernity of the transportation system, which reflects the country's investment in infrastructure.
Memory Tip
Think of 直 (straight) and 达 (reach) as a straight path to reach your destination without detours. Imagine a train zooming straight to its destination without stopping, which helps you remember that it means 'nonstop.'
Meanings of 直达
zhídá(zhi2da2)
1to go nonstop to
2through (as in "through train")
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About 直达
直达Simplified
直達Traditional
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动词dòngcíverb (v.)Part of Speech
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HSK 3.0L7AdvancedCEFRC2
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直通 (zhítōng) - use 直达 for direct routes without stops, while 直通 can imply direct access but may include connections.
Memory Mnemonic
Think of 直 (straight) and 达 (reach) as a straight path to reach your destination without detours. Imagine a train zooming straight to its destination without stopping, which helps you remember that it means 'nonstop.'
Usage Notes
Be cautious when using 直达 in conversation; it is more commonly applied to transportation contexts. Avoid confusing it with similar terms that imply stops, like 中途 (zhōngtú), which means 'in the middle of.'
HSK Study Tips
While 直达 is not an HSK word, it is useful for higher-level learners interested in travel vocabulary. Focus on its usage in transportation contexts and how it connects with related terms like 直 (zhí) for 'straight' and 达 (dá) for 'to reach.'
Cultural Note
In China, high-speed rail services often advertise 直达 routes, highlighting the efficiency and modernity of the transportation system, which reflects the country's investment in infrastructure.
Common Mistakes
Learners might incorrectly use 直达 to describe a route with stops, such as saying '这辆车是直达的，但有停靠' (This vehicle is nonstop, but has stops), which contradicts the meaning. Correct usage should clearly state '直达' without mentioning stops.
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Cultural Notes for 直达
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In China, high-speed rail services often advertise 直达 routes, highlighting the efficiency and modernity of the transportation system, which reflects the country's investment in infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions about 直达
While 直达 (zhídá) means 'nonstop' or 'direct to,' 直通 (zhítōng) often refers to a direct connection or communication. Both terms imply a lack of stops, but their usage can vary based on context.
Use 直达 when discussing travel plans or transport options. For example, when asking about train schedules or flight routes, it helps to specify if you're looking for a nonstop option.
直达 (zhídá) means 'to go nonstop to' or 'nonstop.' It is commonly used in contexts such as transportation, indicating a direct route without any stops.
You can use 直达 in sentences to describe direct services. For example, '这班火车是直达的' means 'This train is nonstop.' It's useful when discussing travel or routes.
You can say '这列火车是直达北京的' (This train goes nonstop to Beijing).
No, 直达 can also be used for buses and flights that go directly to a destination without stops.
The opposite would be a term like 中途停靠 (zhōngtú tíngkào), meaning 'making stops along the way.'
