English–Chinese
“stand-in” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyintì shēn
Example
他当这个角色的替身。tā dāng zhè ge jué sè de tì shēn
He is the stand-in for this role.
How to say “stand-in” in Chinese
“Stand-in” in Chinese is 替身 (tì shēn).
A temporary replacement who carries out another person's role or task while the original person remains the main one.
Example sentences with 替身
为保护隐私，明星有时会派替身出席公开活动。wèi bǎo hù yǐn sī míng xīng yǒu shí huì pài tì shēn chū xí gōng kāi huó dòng
To protect their privacy, celebrities sometimes send stand-ins to attend public events.
Tips for using 替身
- In film and stage talk, the word often refers to the person who performs a scene in place of an actor, while everyday work contexts use it for temporary cover as well.