外地
Pinyin: wàidì
parts of the country other than where one is
Example sentence
我在外地生活了很久。
Wǒ zài wàidì shēnghuó le hěn jiǔ.
I've lived away from home for a long time.
What 外地 means
外地 (wàidì) is a Chinese word meaning “parts of the country other than where one is”. It appears in the HSK 3 collection.
More HSK 3 words
HSK 3
阿姨
āyí
maternal aunt; term of address for a woman of one's mother's generation
矮
ǎi
(of a person) short; (of a wall etc) low; (of rank) inferior (to); lower (than)
爱人
àiren
spouse (PRC); lover (non-PRC)
安静
ānjìng
quiet; peaceful; calm
安全
ānquán
safe; secure; safety; security
把
bǎ
classifier for things with a handle; handful; (marks the object before the verb); to hold
搬
bān
to move (i.e. relocate oneself); to move (sth relatively heavy or bulky)
班级
bānjí
class (group of students); grade (in school)
搬家
bānjiā
to move house; to relocate; to remove (sth)
办
bàn
to take care of (a matter); to deal with (a task, procedure etc); to organize (an event)
办法
bànfǎ
way of handling sth; means; measure; (practical) solution to a problem
办公室
bàngōngshì
office; business premises