ceot1 coeng4出場出场
Jyutpingceot1 coeng4
Yalechēut chèuhng
Definition
To enter the stage or playing field; to come on stage, make an appearance, or enter a game.
- to come on stage, perform, or make an appearance
- to enter the playing field or arena to compete
colloquialpeopledaily actions
How it's used
Beyond the literal theatrical sense, this term is frequently used in sports to describe an athlete entering the field or starting their match. It carries a sense of anticipation, often implying that the person or team is finally making their presence known after a period of waiting. It is also used metaphorically in daily life to describe someone finally showing up to address a situation or join a social event.
Examples
What time is he appearing on stage tonight?
The whole audience clapped when the lead actor appeared on stage.
Related words
Common phrases
to be the final act
to get ready to go on stage
Common mistake
Avoid using this to mean simply arriving at a location, as it specifically implies entering a performance or competitive space. For general arrival, use 嚟 or 到 instead.
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Grammar guides
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