形骸 Pronunciation and Pinyin
形骸 Usage and Examples
physical body
mortal frame
放浪形骸的生活是无谓的人生。
The unexamined life is not worth living.
我不再要放浪形骸的游乐了。
I wanted no more riotous excursions.
The characters in 形骸
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 形
- xíng形yú于yán言biǎo表Expressed in words, Verbalized
- xíng形sì似similar in shape, to resemble in form
- xíng形sì似lǎ喇ba叭horn-shaped, trumpet-shaped
- xíng形sì似gù崮de的Gudao-like, mesa-like
- xíng形tǐ体Figure, Form
- xíng形tǐ体shuò硕dà大huge in size, massive
- xíng形zhì制form, style
- xíng形zhì制dú独tè特Unique in form, Distinctive design
- xíng形shì势Situation, Circumstances
- xíng形biàn变Deformation
- xíng形tóng同xū虚shè设exist in name only, be a mere formality
- xíng形tóng同mò陌lù路to become strangers, to be estranged
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Open the tool →Questions about 形骸
What does 形骸 mean in Chinese?
形骸 (xíng hái) means “physical body, mortal frame”.
How do you pronounce 形骸?
形骸 is pronounced xíng hái in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “physical body” in Chinese?
“physical body” is 形骸 (xíng hái) in Chinese.
How is 形骸 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 形骸, each with pinyin and an English translation.