行尸走肉 meaning in English
walking corpse (idiom); zombie
Traditional 行屍走肉22 strokes
Meaning of 行尸走肉
Definitions from CC-CEDICT.
xíngshīzǒuròu
- walking corpse (idiom)
- zombie
- person who lives only on the material level
行尸走肉 in example sentences
Real sentences from the Tatoeba project, with pinyin and English.
他已形同行尸走肉。
He is as good as dead.
Stroke order for each character
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行 xíng · to walk · 6 strokes
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尸 shī · body · 3 strokes
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走 zǒu · to walk · 7 strokes
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肉 ròu · meat · 6 strokes
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Related words
Words that share a character with 行尸走肉.
| 走路 | zǒulù | to walk; to go on foot; to leave; to depart |
| 不行 | bùxíng | won't do; be out of the question |
| 进行 | jìnxíng | (of a process etc) to proceed; to be in progress; to be underway; (of people) to carry out |
| 行动 | xíngdòng | operation; action |
| 走开 | zǒukāi | to leave; to walk away; to beat it; to move aside |
| 行为 | xíngwéi | action; conduct; behavior; activity |
| 银行 | yínháng | bank |
| 旅行 | lǚxíng | to travel; journey; trip |
| 走进 | zǒujìn | to enter; to step into |
| 举行 | jǔxíng | to hold (a meeting, ceremony etc) |
| 流行 | liúxíng | (of a contagious disease etc) to spread; to propagate; (of a style of clothing, song etc) |
| 自行车 | zìxíngchē | bicycle; bike |
Questions about 行尸走肉
What does 行尸走肉 mean?
行尸走肉 (xíngshīzǒuròu) means "walking corpse (idiom); zombie".
How do you write 行尸走肉?
行尸走肉 is made of 4 characters: 行 (6 strokes), 尸 (3 strokes), 走 (7 strokes), 肉 (6 strokes). That is 22 strokes in total.
How is 行尸走肉 written in traditional Chinese?
In traditional characters, 行尸走肉 is written 行屍走肉.