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一身 (yì shēn) — Chinese word meaning

HSK 6

一身 (yì shēn) is a Chinese word: whole body; all over one's body. This page shows its pinyin, translation, example sentences, character breakdown, decomposition, and HSK level.

Meaning of 一身

名 míng noun

whole body; all over one's body

雨后他一身都湿透了。

yǔ hòu tā yì shēn dōu shī tòu le

After the rain, his whole body was soaked through.

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Word breakdown

一 yī / yì — whole; entire

Contextual pronunciation: yì

身 shēn — body

Structure & writing
1 一 yī / yì — the smallest positive integer; one (①used before a measure word ②used before a noun ③indicates a single action or a brief/tentative action)
一 is a component in 58 characters
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一 is an atomic character — it does not decompose further.

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2 身 shēn — body; torso of a person or animal
身 is a component in 5 characters

身 is an atomic character — it does not decompose further.

Stroke order