<p>No. It should be something like this:</p>

<p>一項調查顯示, 十個男人中有七個每週上健身房。</p>

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2016-02-18T01:39:30.813Z
2016-02-18T01:39:30.813Z
Shawn
<p>The phrase I'm trying to grab is usually used when stating survey results or something of the like, e.g.:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>A survey found that 7 out of 10 men go to the gym every week.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Could this be translated as something like this?</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>一个概观发现，七个出十个男人每周去健身房`</p>
</blockquote>

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2016-02-14T21:42:58.553Z
one possibility：x ＜量词＞ 中 y，e。g。７个中１０个男人  (study dictionaries and sentence warehouses)
user6065
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2016-02-15T01:50:12.207Z
调查发现，十个男人之中有七个每周都去健身房。
Or less verbose: 调查发现，70%的男人每周都去健身房。
Ziyuan
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2016-02-15T08:23:55.330Z
regarding comment #2: dummy verb 有 seems necessary，see previous discussions of this point，again quoting CCG: "有 is used as a dummy verb when an indefinitely referenced noun is moved to a subject, that is, pre-verbal position", thus x ＜量词＞ 中有 y ＜量词＞ seems possible, 
need for 有 confirmed by web search for 个中有：他会随意决定你在5个中会有多少遭到破坏。（jukuu）几乎十个中学生中就有八个是近视眼.（iciba）三个中有两个有点小难度（http://www.gxdxw.cn/jdnjjzw/sgzylgydxnd_609.html）之
possibly not needed
user6065
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2016-02-15T16:48:27.690Z
Specifically, a very native translation for "x out of ten" is "x成": 一个调查发现**七成**男人每周都去健身房。
Stan
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2019-11-06T04:50:02.927Z
Actually it is not necessary to translate the article "**a**" in Chinese: 调查发现, 七成的男人每周去健身房.
xenophōn
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2018-06-26T05:43:54.573Z
You may also say it in fraction in Chinese style: **十分之七**的男人每周去健身房, **十分之七** in Chinese equals to **seven tenths** in English.
xenophōn
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How to express "x out of y"?
# How to express "x out of y"?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-02-14)

The phrase I'm trying to grab is usually used when stating survey results or something of the like, e.g.:

> A survey found that 7 out of 10 men go to the gym every week.

Could this be translated as something like this?

> 一个概观发现，七个出十个男人每周去健身房`

**Tags:** translation
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: one possibility：x ＜量词＞ 中 y，e。g。７个中１０个男人  (study dictionaries and sentence warehouses)  
> **username_2**: 调查发现，十个男人之中有七个每周都去健身房。 Or less verbose: 调查发现，70%的男人每周都去健身房。  
> **username_1**: regarding comment #2: dummy verb 有 seems necessary，see previous discussions of this point，again quoting CCG: "有 is used as a dummy verb when an indefinitely referenced noun is moved to a subject, that is, pre-verbal position", thus x ＜量词＞ 中有 y ＜量词＞ seems possible,  need for 有 confirmed by web search for 个中有：他会随意决定你在5个中会有多少遭到破坏。（jukuu）几乎十个中学生中就有八个是近视眼.（iciba）三个中有两个有点小难度（http://www.gxdxw.cn/jdnjjzw/sgzylgydxnd_609.html）之 possibly not needed  
> **username_3**: Specifically, a very native translation for "x out of ten" is "x成": 一个调查发现**七成**男人每周都去健身房。  
> **username_4**: You may also say it in fraction in Chinese style: **十分之七**的男人每周去健身房, **十分之七** in Chinese equals to **seven tenths** in English.  
> **username_4**: Actually it is not necessary to translate the article "**a**" in Chinese: 调查发现, 七成的男人每周去健身房.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_5 on 2016-02-18. Score: 1

No. It should be something like this:

一項調查顯示, 十個男人中有七個每週上健身房。


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