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1. Use "通道" to refer to a physical passage or pathway, such as a road, hallway, or tunnel. For example: 这条通道通往山顶。(Zhè tiáo tōngdào tōngwǎng shāndǐng.) This passage leads to the top of the mountain.
2. "通道" can also refer to a channel or route for transportation or communication. For example: 这条航线是两国之间的重要通道。(Zhè tiáo hángxiàn shì liǎng guó zhījiān de zhòngyào tōngdào.) This air route is an important channel between the two countries.
3. "通道" can also refer to a designated area or space for people to pass through, such as a security checkpoint or a designated aisle in a store. For example: 请走这条通道通过安检。(Qǐng zǒu zhè tiáo tōngdào tōngguò ānjiǎn.) Please use this passage to go through security.
4. In some contexts, "通道" can also refer to a diplomatic or trade channel between countries. For example: 两国之间建立了贸易通道。(Liǎng guó zhījiān jiànlì le màoyì tōngdào.) A trade channel has been established between the two countries.
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1. 路径 (lùjìng): path, route (Pinyin)
2. 途径 (tújìng): route, way (Pinyin)
3. 道路 (dàolù): road, highway (Pinyin)
4. 通道 (tōngdào): corridor, aisle (Pinyin)
5. 过道 (guòdào): aisle, passageway (Pinyin)
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通道 (tōngdào) is typically used to refer to a physical passageway or channel, such as a hallway, corridor, or road. It is often used to refer to a route or path that connects two places, such as a tunnel or bridge. It can also be used to refer to a metaphorical channel or pathway, such as a channel of communication or a pathway of progress. In contrast, the word 路 (lù) is used to refer to a physical road or street.
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