English–Chinese
“full-length mirror” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinquán shēn jìng
Example
我需要一面全身镜。wǒ xū yào yí miàn quán shēn jìng
I need a full-length mirror.
How to say “full-length mirror” in Chinese
“Full-length mirror” in Chinese is 全身镜 (quán shēn jìng).
A tall mirror that shows a person from head to toe in one view.
Example sentences with 全身镜
每天出门前，我会在全身镜前整理衣服。měi tiān chū mén qián wǒ huì zài quán shēn jìng qián zhéng lǐ yī fú
Every day before I go out, I adjust my clothes in front of the full-length mirror.
Tips for using 全身镜
- When counting mirrors, 面 (miàn, "flat surface") is a useful measure word because it treats the mirror as a broad reflecting surface.