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全身 (quán shēn) — how to say "whole body" in Chinese
全身
Whole body
noun
Character composition
全
whole
身
body
Radicals / Keys
入
Enter
#11 · rù · 2 strokes
身
Body
#158 · shēn · 7 strokes
Synonyms
Collocations
全身出汗
quánshēn chū hàn
whole body sweats
Examples
运动后我全身都很累。
After exercise, my whole body is tired.
他全身疼。
His whole body hurts.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you say "whole body" in Chinese?
"whole body" in Chinese is 全身 (quán shēn).
全身 meaning in English
全身 (quán shēn) means "Whole body".
How is 全身 pronounced?
It is pronounced quán shēn (written as quan shen, quanshen). You can listen to the pronunciation on this page.
How do you write "whole body" in Chinese characters?
It is written 全身: 全 has 6 strokes, 身 has 7 strokes. The Writing section above animates the stroke order of each character and lets you trace it.
What HSK 3.0 level is 全身?
全身 is on the HSK 3.0 level 4 word list. It is not part of the six-level HSK 2.0 lists.
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