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Results for “骨”

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Frequency data: Cai & Brysbaert, SUBTLEX-CH (2010), Creative Commons Attribution. The data includes word forms with at least 10 occurrences in an older subtitle sample. It does not provide current frequency or HSK levels. Absence from the sample does not establish that a word is rare. Names, variants and restricted readings identified in the source appear after general-use entries within the same match type.

捡骨jiǎn gǔ

bone-gathering, a custom of Fujian and Taiwan in which a son recovers the bones of his deceased father from the grave and places them in an urn for permanent storage at a different location

枸骨gǒu gǔ

Chinese holly (Ilex cornuta)

柔情侠骨róu qíng xiá gǔ

gentle feelings and chivalrous disposition (idiom)

横骨héng gǔ

pubic bone

正骨zhèng gǔ

bonesetting / Chinese osteopathy

正骨八法zhèng gǔ bā fǎ

the eight methods of bonesetting / Chinese osteopathy

毛骨悚然máo gǔ sǒng rán

to have one's hair stand on end (idiom) / to feel one's blood run cold

氟骨病fú gǔ bìng

see 氟骨症[fú gǔ zhèng]

氟骨症fú gǔ zhèng

osteofluorosis / skeletal fluorosis

乌骨鸡wū gǔ jī

black-boned chicken / silky fowl / silkie / Gallus gallus domesticus Brisson

犁骨lí gǔ

vomer bone (in the nose, dividing the nostrils)

生死肉骨shēng sǐ ròu gǔ

lit. the dead returning to life / a miracle (idiom)

甲状软骨jiǎ zhuàng ruǎn gǔ

(anatomy) thyroid cartilage

甲骨jiǎ gǔ

tortoise shells and animal bones used for divination in the Shang Dynasty (c. 16th to 11th century BC) / oracle bones

甲骨文jiǎ gǔ wén

oracle script / oracle bone inscriptions (an early form of Chinese script)

甲骨文字jiǎ gǔ wén zì

oracle script / oracle bone character (an early form of Chinese script)

瘦骨伶仃shòu gǔ líng dīng

(idiom) emaciated / scrawny

瘦骨嶙嶙shòu gǔ lín lín

see 瘦骨嶙峋[shòu gǔ lín xún]

瘦骨棱棱shòu gǔ léng léng

bony / skinny

白骨bái gǔ

bones of the dead

白骨顶bái gǔ dǐng

coot

皮包骨头pí bāo gǔ tóu

to be all skin and bones (idiom) / also written 皮包骨[pí bāo gǔ]

砧骨zhēn gǔ

incus or anvil bone of middle ear, passing sound vibration from malleus hammer bone to stapes stirrup bone

砭骨biān gǔ

to be extremely cold or painful

稀松骨质xī sōng gǔ zhì

cancellous bone / trabecular bone / spongy bone

节骨眼儿jiē gu yǎn r

erhua variant of 節骨眼|节骨眼[jiē gu yǎn]

筛骨shāi gǔ

ethmoid bone (cheek)

粘皮着骨nián pí zhuó gǔ

see 粘皮帶骨|粘皮带骨[nián pí dài gǔ]

红骨髓hóng gǔ suǐ

red bone marrow / hematopoietic marrow

纳骨塔nà gǔ tǎ

columbarium

细胞骨架xì bāo gǔ jià

cytoskeleton (of a cell)

老戏骨lǎo xì gǔ

(dialect) veteran actor / old trouper

老骨头lǎo gǔ tou

weary old body (colloquial term, used jocularly or irreverently)

听小骨tīng xiǎo gǔ

ossicles (of the middle ear) / three ossicles, acting as levers to amplify sound, namely: stapes or stirrup bone 鐙骨|镫骨, incus or anvil bone 砧骨, malleus or hammer bone 錘骨|锤骨

听骨tīng gǔ

ossicles (in the middle ear) / also written 聽小骨|听小骨

听骨链tīng gǔ liàn

chain of ossicles (in the middle ear)

肉骨茶ròu gǔ chá

bak-kut-teh or pork ribs soup, popular in Malaysia and Singapore

肱骨gōng gǔ

humerus

背骨bèi gǔ

spine

胯骨kuà gǔ

hip bone

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