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checkpoint in Chinese

checkpoint in Chinese is 经过 — checkpoint means a location where people or vehicles are stopped for inspection, such as at a border or on a road.

checkpoint in Chinese

经过
noun
Pronounced: jīng guò
A point or place where a check is performed, especially a point along a road or on a frontier where travellers are stopped for inspection.

What does "checkpoint" mean?

  1. noun A location where people or vehicles are stopped for inspection, such as at a border or on a road.
    "Soldiers manned the checkpoint at the edge of town."
  2. noun In a video game, a saved point that a player can restart from after failing.
    "The game saved my progress at the last checkpoint before I died."
  3. noun A point at which the state of a system or database is saved so it can be restored later.
    "The server crashed, but it recovered from the last checkpoint."
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checkpoint in a sentence

  • Soldiers manned the checkpoint at the edge of town.
  • Traffic backed up for miles at the security checkpoint.
  • The game saved my progress at the last checkpoint before I died.
  • The server crashed, but it recovered from the last checkpoint.

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What is "checkpoint" in Chinese?

"checkpoint" in Chinese is 经过. checkpoint means: A location where people or vehicles are stopped for inspection, such as at a border or on a road.

How do you pronounce 经过?

"checkpoint" in Chinese is 经过, pronounced "jīng guò".

How do you use "checkpoint" in a sentence?

Example: "Soldiers manned the checkpoint at the edge of town." In Chinese, "checkpoint" is 经过.

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