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It would be inappropriate to use 乘坐 (chéng zuò) in situations where the person is not actually taking a vehicle or plane. For example, if someone is walking, it would be more appropriate to use the word 走路 (zǒulù) meaning "to walk, to go on foot".
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1. 乘车 (chéng chē): to take a vehicle, to ride in a vehicle
2. 坐车 (zuò chē): to take a vehicle, to ride in a vehicle
3. 坐飞机 (zuò fēi jī): to take a plane, to fly
4. 搭乘 (dā chéng): to take (a vehicle or plane), to ride
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