体无完肤 — “To be covered with wounds (literally, beaten black and blue)”
体无完肤 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be covered with wounds (literally, beaten black and blue)”. To be utterly refuted or severely criticized (figuratively). Literally, “body without intact skin”.
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体无完肤 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 体tǐ
- 无wú
- 完wán
- 肤fū
体无完肤 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 体无完肤
在激烈的辩论中，他的观点被反驳得体无完肤
During the heated debate, his viewpoint was utterly refuted.
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- tǐ体dà大sī思jīng精extensive in scope and penetrating in thought
- tǐ体chá察mín民qíng情understand the people's conditions and feelings
- tǐ体xù恤rù入wēi微showing meticulous and thoughtful care
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- tǐ体wù物yuán缘qíng情depict objects to convey emotions
- tǐ体guī规huà画yuán圆rigidly adhere to established patterns
- tǐ体tiē贴rù入miào妙Perceive with exquisite subtlety
- tǐ体tiē贴rù入wēi微meticulously thoughtful and considerate
Questions about 体无完肤
- What does 体无完肤 mean?
- 体无完肤 (tǐ wú wán fū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be covered with wounds (literally, beaten black and blue)”.
- How do you pronounce 体无完肤?
- 体无完肤 is pronounced tǐ wú wán fū in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 体无完肤 literally mean?
- Literally, 体无完肤 means “body without intact skin”. It is used to mean “to be covered with wounds (literally, beaten black and blue)”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 体无完肤?
- 全身的皮肤没有一块好的。形容遍体都是伤。也比喻理由全部被驳倒，或被批评、责骂得很厉害。