to enter and exit; to go in and out; inflow and outflow (of goods, vehicles, funds etc)

jìn chū

j+ìn·4th tonech+ū·1st tone

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She is constantly in and out of hospital.

她一直在进进出出医院。

There's a row of ants coming in and out of the kitchen.

有一排蚂蚁在厨房里进进出出。

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