替身

• Pinyin: tì shēn
• Desglose de hanzi: 替 = 夫夫 (two people) + 日 (sun) — one replacing another; 身 = pictograph of a body — person, body

Significado

Doble; sustituto; doble de acción.

A person who takes another's place, especially in film for dangerous stunts or scenes requiring a double. Also used figuratively for scapegoats or proxies. In gaming and anime, can refer to a spiritual projection or avatar.

Ejemplos

1. 这场爆炸戏太危险了，导演安排让替身来完成。
2. 古代帝王出行常用替身，以防刺客暗杀。
3. 别把我当替身，我不想做别人的影子。

Guía de uso

Contexto: film, entertainment, figurative

Tono: descriptive

Correcto

• 这场戏用了替身。(A stunt double was used for this scene.)
• 我不想当她的替身。(I don't want to be her stand-in.)

Incorrecto

• 把临时帮忙的人叫'替身' (Don't call someone temporarily helping out a 替身 — it implies taking over someone's identity or role)

Origen e historia

替 means to substitute, 身 means body — a substitute body/person.

Contexto cultural

Generación: All ages

Contexto social: Universal