idiom > (people) going south and north--heaving rtraffic
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Vice versa
　　Explanation: Some from south to north, some from north to south. Also refers back and forth.
　　Usage: Joint type; as attribute, clause; that come and go
　　Source: Song Ye Shi "road Shu": "north-south, He You drag mud with water; North Korea to the twilight years, less than hit head knock the brain."
Refers to come and go
　　Refers to come and go. Yuan Li-way street, "Chalk," the third section: "But vice versa, business passenger travel, both to me taken to drink." Jun Qing "tsunami" Chapter III: "In the sea and river fishing boat, Town, the crossing often parked on the pier to unload fish and loading grain, so this town will open a lot of shops to attract people with those north-south. "
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　　【发音】：nán lái běi wǎng
　　【释义】：有的从南往北，有的从北往南。也泛指来来往往。
　　【出处】：元·李行道《灰阑记》第三折：“但是南来北往，经商客旅，都来我这里吃酒。” 宋·叶适《修路疏》：“南来北往，何忧带水拖泥；朝去暮来，不到撞头磕脑。”
　　【示例】：所以这镇上就开了不少店铺，招徕着那些～的人们。 ★峻青《海啸》第三章
　　【近义词】：来来往往、南去北来
　　【语法】：联合式；作定语、分句；指来来往往。
English Expression
  1. v.:  (people) going south and north--heaving rtraffic,  busy place,  a hub of communication,   hurry along here nd there,   be always ont he move
Thesaurus
arrivals and departures, South to North to
Containing Phrases
that Twelvemonth (people) going south and north--heaving rtraffic