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[1] muscle; tendon; sinew [2] veins that stand out under the skin [3] anything resembling a tendon or vein Stroke count: 12
Level: 3
Radical: 竹 (#118)
This character is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |
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悶到抽筋 mun6 dou3 cau1 gan1 = bored to death 粵 橡筋 zoeng6 gan1 = rubber band; elastic band 粵 傷腦筋 soeng1 nou5 gan1 = troublesome 腦筋 nou5 gan1 = brains, mind, head, way of thinking 鋼筋 gong3 gan1 = rebar, structural steel 抽筋菜 cau1 gan1 coi3 = water spinach; Chinese spinach 橡筋箍 zoeng6 gan1 ku1 = rubber band 麵筋 min6 gan1 = gluten 抽筋性的 cau1 gan1 sing3 dik1 = jerky; convulsive; cramped; spasmodic 國 抽筋 cau1 gan1 = cramp, convulsion, jerkiness, spasm, tic, twitch; a charley horse 抽筋的 cau1 gan1 dik1 = [adj] convulsionary, convulsive, cramped, jerky, spasmodic, spastic 國 動腦筋 dung6 nou5 gan1 = to use one's head (to think) 橡皮筋 zoeng6 pei4 gan1 = a bungee (lit., "rubber tendons") 死腦筋 sei2 nou5 gan1 = one-track mind 黐孖筋 ci1 maa1 gan1 = crazy 粵 拉筋 laai1 gan1 = to stretch 青筋 ceng1 gan1 = blue veins 傷盡腦筋 soeng1 zeon6 nou5 gan1 = to think hard 筋肉 gan1 juk6 = muscle 筋疲力盡 gan1 pei4 lik6 zeon6 = dead tired 筋骨 gan1 gwat1 = bones and muscles: physique 黐脷筋 ci1 lei6 gan1 = not speaking clearly (lit., "sticky tongue muscles") 粵 皮筋 pei4 gan1 = a rubber band 牛筋 ngau4 gan1 = beef tendon 筋肉擂台 gan1 juk6 leoi4 toi4 = Muscle Ranking (HKTV show) 易筋經 jik6 gan1 ging1 = I Chin Ching 宗筋 zung1 gan1 = penis (in Chinese medicine) 紅筋 hung4 gan1 = blood streak; bloodshot 粵 |
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Legend 國 : This term is used in Mandarin/Standard written Chinese, not Cantonese. 粵 : This term is used in Cantonese, not Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. No icon: This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese. |