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HanziPinyinEnglishTags
成型chéngxíngto become shapedHSK 7, unknown, 15 strokes, rank #20587, Very Hard
成型chéngxíngto become formedHSK 7, unknown, 15 strokes, rank #20587, Very Hard
chéngxíng(cheng2xing2)cheng xing T2
  1. 1to become shaped
  2. 2to become formed
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March 24, 2026

成型chéngxíng(cheng2xing2)

The term 成型 (chéng xíng) means 'to become shaped' or 'to take form.' It is commonly used in contexts such as manufacturing, where materials are molded into specific shapes, or in abstract contexts like ideas or plans becoming concrete. The phrase conveys a sense of transformation and completion.

Strokes15Frequency#20587DifficultyVery Hard
Cultural note

In Chinese manufacturing, the process of 成型 is crucial, reflecting the importance of craftsmanship and precision in producing high-quality goods. This term is often seen in discussions about China's industrial growth and innovation.

Memory tip

Imagine a piece of clay that is being molded into a beautiful vase. The transformation from a shapeless lump to a defined vase represents the meaning of 成型 (chéng xíng), where '成' (chéng) can remind you of 'achieve' or 'become,' and '型' (xíng) sounds like 'form' or 'shape.' Picture an artist shaping clay to remember both the sound and meaning.

Meanings of 成型

chéngxíng(cheng2xing2)
1to become shaped
2to become formed
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成型Simplified
15Strokes
—Radical
动词dòngcíverb (v.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L7AdvancedTOCFLL5CEFRC2

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Quick Contrast

成形 (chéngxíng) refers specifically to the process of shaping or forming something, while 成型 (chéngxíng) emphasizes the completion of that shaping process.

Usage Notes

Be cautious with the tone when pronouncing 成型, as both syllables are pronounced with the second tone, which can lead to confusion if mispronounced. This term is often used in technical or business contexts, so it may not be suitable for casual conversations. Common collocations include phrases like '产品成型' (product shaping).

HSK Study Tips

While 成型 is not part of the HSK vocabulary list, it connects well with HSK Level 3 vocabulary related to transformation and processes. Focus on understanding how to use it in sentences describing changes and developments.

Common Mistakes

Learners often confuse 成型 with 形成, using them interchangeably when they have subtle differences in meaning. For example, saying '这个计划已经形成了' (This plan has already shaped) should be corrected to '这个计划已经成型了' (This plan has already taken shape) to convey the intended meaning.

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Component characters

成chéngto succeed
HSK 66 strokes戈
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型xíngmodel
HSK 49 strokes土
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How to say to become shaped in Chinese

“to become shaped” in Chinese is成型chéngxíng

The term 成型 (chéng xíng) means 'to become shaped' or 'to take form.' It is commonly used in contexts such as manufacturing, where materials are molded into specific shapes, or in abstract contexts like ideas or plans becoming concrete. The phrase conveys a sense of transformation and completion.

When to use 成型

Be cautious with the tone when pronouncing 成型, as both syllables are pronounced with the second tone, which can lead to confusion if mispronounced. This term is often used in technical or business contexts, so it may not be suitable for casual conversations. Common collocations include phrases like '产品成型' (product shaping).

成型 or something close to it

成形 (chéngxíng) refers specifically to the process of shaping or forming something, while 成型 (chéngxíng) emphasizes the completion of that shaping process.

What learners get wrong

Learners often confuse 成型 with 形成, using them interchangeably when they have subtle differences in meaning. For example, saying '这个计划已经形成了' (This plan has already shaped) should be corrected to '这个计划已经成型了' (This plan has already taken shape) to convey the intended meaning.

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While it is commonly used in manufacturing and technical discussions, it can also describe abstract transformations, such as ideas or plans taking shape.

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