囤货

Chinese Slang Chinese ★★★★★ 5/5 casual dùn huò
拼音 dùn huò
汉字拆解 囤 (store up) + 货 (goods) -> stockpile goods.

含义

To stock up on goods for later use.

It is used for groceries, daily necessities, cosmetics, or sale items. The tone can be practical, anxious, or joking depending on context.

例句

  1. 大促之前,我先列好囤货清单。
  2. 家里纸巾快没了,周末去囤货。
  3. 别冲动囤货,先看保质期。

用法指南

语境: shopping, family, e-commerce

语气: practical, cautious

正确说法

  • 趁打折囤货一些日用品。(Stock up on daily goods while they are discounted.)
  • 囤货前先看看家里还剩多少。(Check what you already have before stocking up.)

错误说法

  • 把恶意抢购包装成理性囤货。(That can normalize harmful panic buying.)

常见错误

  • Using it for buying one item; 囤货 implies buying extra for future use.

起源与历史

Standard Chinese phrase that became especially visible in e-commerce and pandemic-era shopping talk.

文化背景

时代: 2020s

世代: Broadly understood

社会背景: Households, students, and online shoppers

地区说明: Used widely across Mainland China.

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