Questions & Answers about tā zǒuchū fángjiān, zài kètīng lǐ xiūxi.
走出 is a combination of:
- 走 – to walk
- 出 – out, to go out
Together, 走出 is a verb + directional complement, meaning “to walk out (of somewhere)”.
- 她走出房间 = She walks out of the room.
- If you said only 她出房间, it would sound incomplete or unnatural in most contexts; 出 usually needs a manner verb (like 走, 跑, 飞, 跳) or to be part of a fixed pattern like 出去 / 出来.
So 走出房间 tells you both how she moves (walking) and in what direction (out of the room).
Chinese doesn’t need a separate word like “of” here. The structure is:
- 走出 + place = walk out of + place
The object 房间 directly follows the verb phrase 走出:
- 她走出房间。= She walked out of the room.
The idea of “out of” is already contained in 出 + the place, so no extra preposition is used.