临街

línjiē

facing the street

HSK 7

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

"临街" literally means "facing the street" or "adjacent to the street." It is commonly used to describe buildings, shops, or houses that have their front directly on a street, often implying good visibility and accessibility.

Common Contexts

This term is frequently used in real estate and business contexts to highlight a property's location advantage. For example, shops 临街 usually attract more customers due to easy access and exposure.

Collocations

  • 临街商店: shops facing the street, emphasizing customer convenience
  • 临街房屋: houses facing the street, often more expensive or desirable
  • 临街: storefronts facing the street, important for business visibility

Usage Notes

When using 临街, the focus is on the property's position relative to the street, often implying a commercial or practical advantage. It is not used for describing streets themselves but rather what is adjacent to them. Avoid confusing 临街 with 临近 (línjìn), which means "near" but not necessarily directly facing.

Summary

Use 临街 to describe buildings or shops that directly face a street, highlighting accessibility and visibility, especially in commercial or residential real estate contexts.

예문

这家餐厅临街,生意非常好。

Zhè jiā cāntīng línjiē, shēngyì fēicháng hǎo.

This restaurant faces the street and has very good business.

临街的房子通常比内巷的房子贵。

Línjiē de fángzi tōngcháng bǐ nèi xiàng de fángzi guì.

Houses facing the street are usually more expensive than those in inner

商店临街,方便顾客进出。

Shāngdiàn línjiē, fāngbiàn gùkè jìnchū.

Shops facing the street make it convenient for customers to come and go.