在身 | Chinese meaning

在身【zài shēn】

to possess

This meaning refers to having ownership or control over something, whether it is a physical object or an abstract concept.

。

He possesses a new car.

to be occupied or burdened with (work, a contract, a lawsuit)

This meaning indicates being engaged or weighed down by responsibilities, such as work commitments or legal matters.

。

I am occupied with a complex project.

在身【zài shēn】

to possess

This meaning refers to having ownership or control over something, whether it is a physical object or an abstract concept.

。

He possesses a new car.

to be occupied or burdened with (work, a contract, a lawsuit)

This meaning indicates being engaged or weighed down by responsibilities, such as work commitments or legal matters.

。

I am occupied with a complex project.

在

HSK 11

含义be at, in, on; consist in, rest

拼音zài

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身

HSK 11

含义body; trunk, hull; Kangxi radical 158

拼音shēn

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在身【zài shēn】

to possess

This meaning refers to having ownership or control over something, whether it is a physical object or an abstract concept.

。

He possesses a new car.

to be occupied or burdened with (work, a contract, a lawsuit)

This meaning indicates being engaged or weighed down by responsibilities, such as work commitments or legal matters.

。

I am occupied with a complex project.

在身【zài shēn】

to possess

This meaning refers to having ownership or control over something, whether it is a physical object or an abstract concept.

。

He possesses a new car.

to be occupied or burdened with (work, a contract, a lawsuit)

This meaning indicates being engaged or weighed down by responsibilities, such as work commitments or legal matters.

。

I am occupied with a complex project.

在

HSK 11

含义be at, in, on; consist in, rest

拼音zài

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身

HSK 11

含义body; trunk, hull; Kangxi radical 158

拼音shēn

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