入驻 Pronunciation and Pinyin
入驻 Usage and Examples
To settle in
To join
To be stationed
至今，已有家100多家企业入驻。
So far, there are more than 100 companies.
我已拒绝了一半希望入驻这里的人。
We have rejected 50 per cent of the people who wanted to come here.
The characters in 入驻
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 入
- rù入le了entered, joined
- rù入le了mí迷fascinated, obsessed
- rù入le了gǔ骨xiāng相sī思Bone-deep lovesickness, Deeply lovesick
- rù入yún云cloud-piercing, entering the clouds
- rù入cāng仓warehousing, inbound
- rù入shì仕enter officialdom, join the civil service
- rù入fù付Pay in, Deposit
- rù入wǔ伍hòu后after enlistment, after induction
- rù入fú伏The beginning of the Dog Days, The start of Fú Tiān
- rù入huǒ伙yí仪shì式Initiation ceremony, Joining ceremony
- rù入zhù住Check in, Move in
- rù入zhù住shǒu手xù续Check-in, Check-in process
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Open the tool →Questions about 入驻
What does 入驻 mean in Chinese?
入驻 (rù zhù) means “to settle in, to join, to be stationed”.
How do you pronounce 入驻?
入驻 is pronounced rù zhù in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “To settle in” in Chinese?
“To settle in” is 入驻 (rù zhù) in Chinese.
How is 入驻 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 入驻, each with pinyin and an English translation.