No. 8,000 in Chinese
at
The Chinese word "at" does not exist; "at" in English is often translated to 在 (zài) in Chinese, meaning "to be present at" or "in/at a location."
In a sentence
我正在图书馆学习。
I am studying at the library.
To indicate the location where an action occurs.
她明天会在公司开会。
She will have a meeting at the company tomorrow.
Used to specify the place of an upcoming event.
小猫在沙发上睡觉。
The kitten is sleeping on the sofa.
Used to describe the position or location of an object or subject.
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