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virgin in Chinese

virgin in Chinese is 處女 — virgin means a person who has never had sex.

virgin in Chinese

處女
adj
Pronounced: chǔ nǚ
(usually, not comparable) In a state of virginity; chaste, not having had sexual intercourse.
處女
noun
Pronounced: chǔ nǚ
A person who has never had sexual intercourse, or (uncommonly) an animal that has never mated.

What does "virgin" mean?

  1. noun A person who has never had sex.
    "He admitted, a little embarrassed, that he was still a virgin at nineteen."
  2. adj Not yet used, touched, or spoiled.
    "The explorers pushed into virgin rainforest that no map had ever recorded."
  3. adj Describing a mixed drink made without alcohol.
    "He ordered a virgin mojito since he was driving home."
  4. adj Describing olive oil pressed out mechanically, without chemical processing.
    "The recipe called for extra virgin olive oil."
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virgin in a sentence

  • He admitted, a little embarrassed, that he was still a virgin at nineteen.
  • The explorers pushed into virgin rainforest that no map had ever recorded.
  • She opened a virgin notebook and wrote the date on the first page.
  • He ordered a virgin mojito since he was driving home.

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What is "virgin" in Chinese?

"virgin" in Chinese is 處女. virgin means: A person who has never had sex.

How do you pronounce 處女?

"virgin" in Chinese is 處女, pronounced "chǔ nǚ".

How do you use "virgin" in a sentence?

Example: "He admitted, a little embarrassed, that he was still a virgin at nineteen." In Chinese, "virgin" is 處女.

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