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How to Say ‘Not completely enclosed’ in Simplified Chinese

不是完全封闭的

bù shì wán quán fēng bì de

[bù shì wán quán fēng bì de]

💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often gives a description without repeating the noun: [不是完全封闭的] means something like "not the fully enclosed kind." Final [的] often signals this "describing an understood thing" pattern.

Phrase Breakdown

不是

bù shì

Words in this phrase

不

bù

[bù]

not

Used to make a negative statement.

Example

这个空间不是完全封闭的。

This space is not completely enclosed.

是

shì

[shì]

is

Third person singular present indicative of be.

Example

这个空间不是完全封闭的。

This space is not completely enclosed.

完全

wán quán

[wán quán]

completely

Totally, fully, or entirely.

Example

这个空间不是完全封闭的。

This space is not completely enclosed.

封闭

fēng bì

[fēng bì]

enclosed

Surrounded and shut in.

Example

这个空间不是完全封闭的。

This space is not completely enclosed.

的

de

[de]

of

Used to indicate possession, origin, or relation.

Example

这个空间不是完全封闭的。

This space is not completely enclosed.

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