injured all over the body

injured all over the body

Body without skin is a Chinese word, t ǐ w ú w á NP í, which means that there is no good skin in the whole body.

Idiom explanation

There is no skin in the whole body. It's full of injuries. It also means that all the reasons are refuted, or criticized or scolded severely. It's the same as "body without skin".

Idioms and allusions

[source]: in the book of the world of Wei and Jin Dynasty written by Guo Chang of Jin Dynasty, it is said that "when I am impatient and lack of grace, I will die with no integrity."

Discrimination of words

Usage: used as predicate, attributive and adverbial; used to be beaten, etc.