chū chǎng
monter sur scène; entrer dans l'arène
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他出场的时候，全场都沸腾了。
tā chūchǎng de shíhòu, quánchǎng dōu fèitēng le.
When he appeared on the stage, the whole audience was boiling.
这部电影的出场人物很多。
zhè bù diànyǐng de chūchǎng rénwù hěn duō.
There are many characters in this movie.
他一出场就吸引了所有人的目光。
tā yī chūchǎng jiù xīyǐn le suǒyǒu rén de mùguāng.
As soon as he appeared, he caught everyone's attention.
登场 (dēngchǎng)
to appear on stage
亮相 (liàngxiàng)
to make an appearance
退场 (tuìchǎng)
exit
下场 (xiàchǎng)
get off the stage
The Chinese word 出场 (chūchǎng) is composed of two characters: 出 (chū), meaning "to go out" or "to appear", and 场 (chǎng), meaning "place" or "arena". Together, these characters form the word 出场, which literally means "to go out on stage" or "to make an appearance". In the context of performing arts, 出场 is used to refer to the act of an actor or performer entering the stage or appearing before an audience. It can also be used more broadly to refer to the act of someone making an appearance in public or in a particular setting. For example, 出场 can be used to describe the entrance of a politician at a press conference or the arrival of a celebrity at a red carpet event.
