很瘦字英文怎么说怎么写

"很瘦" (hěn shòu) means "very thin" in Chinese. In Engpsh, it can be translated as "very skinny."

The word "skinny" comes from the Old Engpsh word "scinn," which means "skeletal" or "gaunt." It has been used in Engpsh to describe someone who is thin or slender in build since the early 15th century.

Here are some examples of how "skinny" can be used in sentences:

She's always been skinny, but lately she's lost so much weight that she looks emaciated.
He's a skinny guy, but he's got a lot of strength and endurance.
She's trying to gain weight, but no matter what she eats, she stays skinny.

In Chinese:

她总是很瘦，但最近她失去了很多重量，看起来枯瘦。
他是个很瘦的家伙，但他很强壮，也很耐力。
她想增加体重，但不管吃什么，她还是很瘦。