身无分文 meaning in English

shēnwúfēnwén

(idiom) penniless; completely broke

Traditional 身無分文19 strokes

Meaning of 身无分文

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shēnwúfēnwén
  1. (idiom) penniless; completely broke

身无分文 in example sentences

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当dāng时shí,他tā身shēn无wú分fēn文wén。
Not a penny was in his pocket.
我wǒ身shēn无wú分fēn文wén。
I don't have any money.
生shēng意yì上shàng的de失shī败bài让ràng我wǒ身shēn无wú分fēn文wén。
The failure in business left me penniless.

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身 shēn · body · 7 strokes

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无 wú · not to have · 4 strokes

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分 fēn · to divide · 4 strokes

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文 wén · language · 4 strokes

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Related words

Words that share a character with 身无分文.

身上shēnshangon the body; at hand
身体shēntǐthe body; one's health
中文ZhōngwénChinese language
课文kèwéntext
分钟fēnzhōngminute
身边shēnbiānat one's side; on hand
部分bùfenpart; portion; piece; Taiwan pr. [bu4fen4]
一部分yī bùfenportion; part of
十分shífēnvery; completely
分开fēnkāito separate; to part
大部分dàbùfenthe greater part; the majority; most; Taiwan pr. [da4bu4fen4]
全身quánshēnthe whole body; (typography) em

Questions about 身无分文

What does 身无分文 mean?

身无分文 (shēnwúfēnwén) means "(idiom) penniless; completely broke".

How do you write 身无分文?

身无分文 is made of 4 characters: 身 (7 strokes), 无 (4 strokes), 分 (4 strokes), 文 (4 strokes). That is 19 strokes in total.

How is 身无分文 written in traditional Chinese?

In traditional characters, 身无分文 is written 身無分文.