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科班出身 — “Formally trained”

科班出身 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “formally trained”. From a regular professional institution or program. Literally, “from a regular professional training class/program”.

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科班出身 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 科kē
  • 班bān
  • 出chū
  • 身shēn

科班出身 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
科
kē9branch, department, science
班
bān10group, class, shift
出
chū5go or come out
身
shēn7body, person, life, self

Example Sentence with 科班出身

他虽然不是科班出身的厨师,但他的烹饪技艺却令人赞叹。
Although he is not a chef from a formal culinary program, his cooking skills are truly admirable.

Idioms Related to 科班出身

Antonyms of 科班出身

  • bàn半lù路chū出jiā家Change profession later in life

More idioms starting with 科

  • kē科tóu头jī箕jū裾unconventional and informal
  • kē科tóu头jī箕jù踞live a comfortable and uninhibited reclusive life
  • kē科tóu头tǎn袒tǐ体hatless and bare-bodied, informal and uninhibited
  • kē科tóu头chì赤zú足bareheaded and barefoot
  • kē科tóu头xiǎn跣zú足bareheaded and barefoot

Questions about 科班出身

What does 科班出身 mean?
科班出身 (kē bān chū shēn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “formally trained”.
How do you pronounce 科班出身?
科班出身 is pronounced kē bān chū shēn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 科班出身 literally mean?
Literally, 科班出身 means “from a regular professional training class/program”. It is used to mean “formally trained”.
What is the Chinese definition of 科班出身?
比喻具有受过正规教育或训练的资格。
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