精光 Pronunciation and Pinyin
精光 Usage and Examples
all gone
nothing left
empty
sparkling
gleaming
我把一整盒巧克力吃了个精光！
I had a whole box of chocolates and pigged the lot!
这些男孩把整整两条面包吃得精光。
The boys went through two whole loaves of bread.
The characters in 精光
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 精
- jīng精liàng亮bright, shiny
- jīng精bīng兵elite troops, crack troops
- jīng精zhǔn准Precise, Accurate
- jīng精zhǔn准dào到wèi位Accurate, Precise
- jīng精zhǔn准mìng命zhòng中accurate hit, precise strike
- jīng精zhǔn准de地precisely, accurately
- jīng精zhǔn准dù度Accuracy, Precision
- jīng精zhǔn准wú无wù误Perfectly accurate, Spot-on
- jīng精zhǔn准de的precise, accurate
- jīng精zhǔn准gāo高xiào效de地Precisely and efficiently, Accurately and efficiently
- jīng精zhì制shí食pǐn品refined food, processed food
- jīng精lì力energy, vigor
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Open the tool →Questions about 精光
What does 精光 mean in Chinese?
精光 (jīng guāng) means “all gone, nothing left, empty, sparkling”.
How do you pronounce 精光?
精光 is pronounced jīng guāng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “all gone” in Chinese?
“all gone” is 精光 (jīng guāng) in Chinese.
How is 精光 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 精光, each with pinyin and an English translation.