chē zhǔ
car owner
车主把车停在路边。
chēzhǔ bǎ chē tíng zài lùbiān.
The car owner parked the car on the side of the road.
车主正在加油站加油。
chēzhǔ zhèngzài jiāyóuzhàn jiāyóu.
The car owner is refueling at the gas station.
车主违反了交通规则。
chēzhǔ wéifǎnle jiāotōng guīzé.
The car owner violated the traffic rules.
车主儿 (chēzhǔr)
car owner
车主人 (chēzhǔrén)
car owner
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The Chinese word 车主 (chēzhǔ) for "car owner" is composed of two characters: 车 (chē) meaning "car" and 主 (zhǔ) meaning "owner" or "master". The word 车主 is a compound noun that literally means "car owner". It is used to refer to the person who owns a car. The word 车主 is commonly used in everyday conversation and in official documents. For example, a car owner's license is called a 车主驾驶证 (chēzhǔ jiàshǐzhèng). The word 车主 can also be used in a more general sense to refer to the person who is responsible for a car, such as a driver or a mechanic.
