以身作则 meaning in English

yǐshēn-zuòzé

to set an example (idiom); to serve as a model

HSK 7-9Traditional 以身作則24 strokes

Meaning of 以身作则

Definitions from CC-CEDICT.

yǐshēnzuòzé
  1. to set an example (idiom); to serve as a model

Stroke order for each character

Open a character for its meaning, components and more words.

以 yǐ · to use · 4 strokes

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身 shēn · body · 7 strokes

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作 zuò · to do · 7 strokes

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则 zé · but · 6 strokes

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Related words

Words that share a character with 以身作则.

工作gōngzuòto work; (of a machine) to operate
身上shēnshangon the body; at hand
身体shēntǐthe body; one's health
动作dòngzuòmovement; motion; action; to act; to move
可以kěyǐcan; may
所以suǒyǐtherefore; as a result
以为yǐwéito think; to believe (often with the implication that the belief is mistaken – unless refe
以前yǐqiánbefore; formerly
以后yǐhòuafter; later
身边shēnbiānat one's side; on hand
作用zuòyòngto act on; to affect; action; function; activity
作家zuòjiāauthor

Questions about 以身作则

What does 以身作则 mean?

以身作则 (yǐshēn-zuòzé) means "to set an example (idiom); to serve as a model".

How do you write 以身作则?

以身作则 is made of 4 characters: 以 (4 strokes), 身 (7 strokes), 作 (7 strokes), 则 (6 strokes). That is 24 strokes in total.

Is 以身作则 an HSK word?

Yes. 以身作则 is on the HSK 7-9 vocabulary list of the HSK 3.0 standard.

How is 以身作则 written in traditional Chinese?

In traditional characters, 以身作则 is written 以身作則.