骨子里的 (gǔ zi lǐ de) — “In one's bones, deep-seated” in Chinese
骨子里的 (gǔ zi lǐ de) means “in one's bones, deep-seated, ingrained” in Chinese. See the pinyin, native audio pronunciation, and what each character means.
Usage
in one's bones
deep-seated
ingrained
The characters in 骨子里的
More words starting with 骨
- gǔ骨cì刺bone spur
- gǔ骨huà化ossification
- gǔ骨dū嘟Gurgle, Rumbling sound
- gǔ骨dū嘟gǔ骨dū嘟gurgle, rumble
- gǔ骨tou头bone, backbone
- gǔ骨zi子lǐ里deep down, at heart
- gǔ骨gàn干backbone, mainstay
- gǔ骨gàn干lì力liàng量backbone, mainstay
- gǔ骨gàn干chéng成yuán员key member, core member
- gǔ骨gàn干jīng精yīng英key personnel, core staff
- gǔ骨zhé折fracture, broken bone
- gǔ骨zhé折le了Broke a bone, Fractured a bone
Frequently asked questions
- What does 骨子里的 mean in Chinese?
- 骨子里的 (gǔ zi lǐ de) means “in one's bones, deep-seated, ingrained”.
- How do you pronounce 骨子里的?
- 骨子里的 is pronounced gǔ zi lǐ de in Mandarin Chinese.
- How do you say “in one's bones” in Chinese?
- “in one's bones” is 骨子里的 (gǔ zi lǐ de) in Chinese.