How to Say ‘Circumference’ in Simplified Chinese
围
wéi
[way]
💬 Usage Tip: [围] means circumference in body measurements, and it attaches to the body part: [腰围] waist, [胸围] chest, [胳膊围] arm. This is a useful pattern for many measurement terms.
Phrase Breakdown
围
wéi
[way]
circumference; around
In measurement vocabulary, 围 refers to circumference, the measurement around something.
胳膊围是二十八厘米。
The arm circumference is 28 centimeters.
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