出汗 meaning in English

chūhàn

to perspire; to sweat

HSK 511 strokes

Meaning of 出汗

Definitions from CC-CEDICT.

chūhàn
  1. to perspire
  2. to sweat

How to use 出汗

出汗 is a verb-object phrase used for everyday sweating from heat, exercise, or nerves. Example: 我跑步以后出了很多汗。(Wǒ pǎobù yǐhòu chūle hěn duō hàn.) I sweated a lot after running.

出 (chū) means to come out, and 汗 (hàn) means sweat. The water radical 氵 on the left of 汗 shows it is a liquid, so 出汗 is simply sweat coming out of your body.

Common mistake: Because 出汗 is verb plus object, learners often write 出汗了很多. The natural form puts the extra words between the parts, as in 出了很多汗 (chūle hěn duō hàn). Also keep 汗 in the fourth tone, hàn, and do not confuse it with 汉 (hàn, Chinese).

出汗 in example sentences

Real sentences from the Tatoeba project, with pinyin and English.

他tā开kāi始shǐ出chū汗hàn了le。
He began to sweat.

Stroke order for each character

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

出 chū · to go out · 5 strokes

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汗 hàn · perspiration · 6 strokes

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Related words

Words that share a character with 出汗.

出来chūláito come out; to appear
出去chūqùto go out
出现chūxiànto appear; to arise; to emerge; to show up
出发chūfāto set off; to start (on a journey); (fig.) to proceed from (a particular standpoint or ba
出生chūshēngto be born
提出tíchūto raise (an issue); to propose
找出zhǎochūto find; to search out
出口chūkǒuan exit; to speak
拿出náchūto take out; to put out
出门chūménto go out; to leave home
出租车chūzūchētaxi; (Tw) rental car
得出déchūto obtain (a result); to arrive at (a conclusion)

Questions about 出汗

What does 出汗 mean?

出汗 (chūhàn) means "to perspire; to sweat".

How do you write 出汗?

出汗 is made of 2 characters: 出 (5 strokes), 汗 (6 strokes). That is 11 strokes in total.

Is 出汗 an HSK word?

Yes. 出汗 is on the HSK 5 vocabulary list of the HSK 3.0 standard.

What is the difference between 出汗 and 流汗?

Both mean to sweat. 出汗 focuses on sweat appearing at all, while 流汗 (liúhàn) suggests sweat actually flowing or dripping, so it sounds heavier.

How do I say I am sweating from nervousness?

You can say 我紧张得出汗了 (wǒ jǐnzhāng de chūhàn le), I am so nervous I am sweating. For a stronger image, people say 出了一身冷汗 (chūle yì shēn lěnghàn), broke into a cold sweat.