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出厂 — pronunciations, definitions, and tags
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出厂chūchǎngto leave the factory (of finished goods)HSK 7, unknown, rank #27963, Very Hard
chūchǎng(chu1chang3) T1
  1. 1to leave the factory (of finished goods)
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March 24, 2026
出厂(出廠)chūchǎng(chu1chang3)

The term '出厂' (chūchǎng) refers to the process of goods leaving the factory after they have been completed and are ready for distribution or sale. It is commonly used in manufacturing and logistics contexts, indicating the transition from production to market availability.

Frequency#27963DifficultyVery Hard
Cultural Note

'出厂' is significant in the context of China's large manufacturing sector, where products are often exported globally. Understanding this term can give insights into the importance of manufacturing in the Chinese economy and its role in international trade.

Memory Tip

Imagine a 'factory' (厂) door swinging open (出), releasing a stream of finished goods. Picture this scene as a 'factory exit' where products are 'set free' to enter the market, which helps you remember both the meaning and the pronunciation.

Meanings of 出厂

chūchǎng(chu1chang3)
1to leave the factory (of finished goods)
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About 出厂

出厂Simplified
出廠Traditional
Strokes
Radical
动词dòngcíverb (v.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L7AdvancedTOCFLL5BCTCEFRC2

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AI Study Notes for 出厂

Quick Contrast

出货 (chūhuò) - use '出厂' when emphasizing the factory exit phase, while '出货' focuses on the actual shipment of goods.

Memory Mnemonic

Imagine a 'factory' (厂) door swinging open (出), releasing a stream of finished goods. Picture this scene as a 'factory exit' where products are 'set free' to enter the market, which helps you remember both the meaning and the pronunciation.

Usage Notes

Be cautious not to confuse '出厂' with similar terms like '出货' (chūhuò), which specifically means to ship goods. This term is generally used in a formal context, often in business discussions, so it's important to maintain an appropriate tone.

HSK Study Tips

While '出厂' is not listed in HSK vocabulary, it relates to HSK 3-4 level words associated with commerce and logistics. Focus on understanding how it fits into supply chain conversations, as well as practicing related vocabulary like '生产' (shēngchǎn, production) and '销售' (xiāoshòu, sales).

Cultural Note

'出厂' is significant in the context of China's large manufacturing sector, where products are often exported globally. Understanding this term can give insights into the importance of manufacturing in the Chinese economy and its role in international trade.

Common Mistakes

Learners often confuse '出厂' with '入厂' (rùchǎng), which means 'entering the factory.' Remember that '出' signifies 'to go out,' while '入' means 'to enter.'

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Component Characters

chūto go out
HSK 25 strokes
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chǎng"cliff" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 27), occurring in 原, 历, 压 etc
HSK 42 strokes
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Cultural Notes for 出厂

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'出厂' is significant in the context of China's large manufacturing sector, where products are often exported globally. Understanding this term can give insights into the importance of manufacturing in the Chinese economy and its role in international trade.

Frequently Asked Questions about 出厂

'出厂' refers specifically to products leaving the factory, while '出货' indicates the shipping of those goods to customers.