四肢百骸 — “The entire body”
四肢百骸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the entire body”. All parts of the human body; all the limbs and bones. Literally, “four limbs and a hundred bones”.
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四肢百骸 Pronunciation and Pinyin
四肢百骸 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 四肢百骸
经过长时间的户外活动，他感到四肢百骸都有些酸痛。
After a long period of outdoor activities, he felt a soreness in all his limbs and bones.
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Synonyms of 四肢百骸
More idioms starting with 四
- sì四bù不xiàng像neither fish nor fowl
- sì四bù不niù拗liù六The minority cannot prevail against the majority
- sì四xiāng乡bā八zhèn镇surrounding villages and towns
- sì四shū书wǔ五jīng经Confucian classics
- sì四tíng亭bā八dàng当everything arranged meticulously and appropriately
- sì四tǐ体bù不qín勤unaccustomed to physical labor
- sì四tǐ体bù不qín勤，，wǔ五gǔ谷bù不fēn分Out of touch with practical work
- sì四tíng停bā八dāng当everything meticulously arranged and perfectly in order
- sì四chōng冲bā八dá达highly accessible and well-connected
- sì四chōng冲liù六dá达accessible from all directions
- sì四fēn分wǔ五pōu剖fragmented and disunited
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Open the tool →Questions about 四肢百骸
What does 四肢百骸 mean?
四肢百骸 (sì zhī bǎi hái) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the entire body”.
How do you pronounce 四肢百骸?
四肢百骸 is pronounced sì zhī bǎi hái in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 四肢百骸 literally mean?
Literally, 四肢百骸 means “four limbs and a hundred bones”. It is used to mean “the entire body”.
What is the Chinese definition of 四肢百骸?
人体的各个部分。泛指全身。