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The opposite of 进 (jìn), which means "enter," "march forward," "submit," "recruit," or "receive," is 出 (chū).
出 (chū) translates to "exit" or "go out" and signifies the action of leaving a place or moving away from a point. While 进 (jìn) involves moving inward or entering, 出 (chū) involves the outward movement or exiting from a space.
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The Chinese character 进 (jìn) carries several meanings and is used in various contexts. Here are some typical usages:
1. 进 is commonly used to indicate the action of entering a space or location. For example, when someone enters a room or a building, you would use 进 to describe that action - 走进楼里 (to walk into the building)
2. 进 can also convey the idea of moving forward, whether physically or metaphorically. This usage might apply in contexts such as advancing in a project or progressing in one's career. - 进步 (to make progress), 前进 (to advance)
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进 can be used to indicate that someone is entering a place. For example, 他进了房间 (tā jìn le fángjiān, He entered the room).
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