How to Say ‘Measure body information’ in Traditional Chinese
量身體資料
liàng shēn tǐ zī liào
[lyahng shen tee dzrr lyao]
💬 Usage Tip: [量] means "measure," so Chinese often says "[measure] body information/measurements" where English would use "take" measurements. You can reuse this with other things: [量身高] "measure height," [量體重] "measure weight."
Phrase Breakdown
量
liàng
[lyahng]
to measure
Here it means taking measurements as part of a check or record.
先量身高，再量體重。
First measure height, then measure weight.
身體
shēn tǐ
[shen tee]
body
Refers to the body in medical or physical measurement contexts.
醫生在看你的身體狀況。
The doctor is checking your physical condition.
資料
zī liào
[dzrr lyao]
data; information
Here it refers to recorded physical information or measurements.
量身體資料以前，要先填表。
Before taking body measurement data, you need to fill out a form first.
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