How do you use "body" in a sentence?

Regular exercise is good for your body. The letter had a very short body of text. A governing body oversees the school's policies.

body

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意味: The physical structure of a person or animal; the main part of something

身体；主体部分；团体

cuerpo; parte principal; organismo

体；本体；団体

몸, 신체; 본체; 단체

'Body' refers to the physical form of a person or animal, a corpse, or the main part of something (body of text, car body). 'Body' can also mean an organised group ('governing body'). 'Body language' is non-verbal communication. 'Over my dead body' expresses strong refusal.

「body」指人或动物的身体、尸体或某物的主体部分（正文、车身）。「body」也可以指有组织的团体（「governing body」管理机构）。「body language」是非语言交流。「over my dead body」表示强烈拒绝。

«Body» se refiere a la forma física de una persona o animal, un cadáver, o la parte principal de algo (cuerpo de texto, carrocería). «Body» también puede significar un grupo organizado («governing body»). «Body language» es comunicación no verbal. «Over my dead body» expresa un rechazo fuerte.

「body」は人や動物の物理的な形、死体、または何かの主要部分（本文、車体）を指します。「body」は組織化されたグループ（「governing body」統治機関）も意味します。「body language」は非言語コミュニケーションです。「over my dead body」は強い拒否を表します。

'Body'는 사람이나 동물의 신체, 시체, 또는 무언가의 주요 부분(본문, 차체)을 말합니다. 조직화된 집단('governing body', 운영 기관)을 뜻하기도 합니다. 'Body language'는 비언어적 의사소통입니다. 'Over my dead body'는 강한 거부를 표현합니다.

例文

Regular exercise is good for your body.
经常运动对身体有好处。
El ejercicio regular es bueno para tu cuerpo.
定期的な運動は体に良いです。
규칙적인 운동은 몸에 좋습니다.
The letter had a very short body of text.
这封信的正文很短。
La carta tenía un cuerpo de texto muy breve.
その手紙は本文がとても短かったです。
그 편지는 본문이 매우 짧았습니다.
A governing body oversees the school's policies.
管理机构负责监督学校的政策。
Un órgano de gobierno supervisa las políticas de la escuela.
運営機関が学校の方針を監督しています。
운영 기관이 학교의 방침을 감독합니다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

From Old English 'bodig' meaning 'trunk of a person or animal', of uncertain origin — one of the few common English words with no clear cognates in other Germanic languages. Some scholars suggest a connection to Old High German 'botah' (body), but this is debated.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

ストーリーと豆知識

From Old English 'bodig' of unknown origin. Uniquely, this common word has no clear relatives in other Germanic languages, making its etymology something of a mystery to linguists. Some speculate it may have originally meant 'cask' or 'barrel'.

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