保质期在这里
bǎozhìqī zài zhèlǐ
The expiry date is here · trad. 保質期在這裡
保质期在这里 (bǎozhìqī zài zhèlǐ) means “The expiry date is here.” Speakers use it to point out the quality-guarantee period or expiration date printed on a product.
What does 保质期在这里 (bǎozhìqī zài zhèlǐ) mean?
保质期在这里 (bǎozhìqī zài zhèlǐ) means “the expiry date is here” in English. Word for word, it breaks down as “quality-guarantee period arrive here.”
When to use it
Neutral and practical. It's commonly used when showing a customer or another person where to find the date on packaging.
How to pronounce it
Sounds like “BAOW-jrr-chee DAOW juh-LEE.” The tones are falling-rising, falling, falling, and rising.
Other ways to say it
- 保质期bǎozhìqīexpiry date / quality-guarantee period
- 到期日dàoqīrìexpiration date
- 生产日期shēngchǎn rìqīproduction date
Examples
保质期在这里，请看。
bǎozhìqī zài zhèlǐ, qǐng kàn.
The expiry date is here, please see.
这个商品的保质期是多久？
zhège shāngpǐn de bǎozhìqī shì duōjiǔ?
How long is the expiry date for this product?
请问，保质期在哪里？
qǐngwèn, bǎozhìqī zài nǎlǐ?
Excuse me, where is the expiry date?
Pro tip: 保质期 (bǎozhìqī) literally means “quality-guarantee period,” which is often the same as the expiry date. When using this phrase, you would typically point to the date on the packaging.
Related phrases
可以免税 · Tax-free is available请出示护照 · Your passport, please常温保存就可以 · You can store it at room temperature
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